Have you seen the viral TikTok trend for salmon rice? It’s amazing. . .I could eat it every day honestly! It’s a delicious combination of leftover salmon & rice. Combined with mayo, sriracha, coconut aminos (or soy sauce) & lots of toppings (think avocado, sesame snacks, green onions..). After making salmon rice a handful of times I started using the “sesame snacks” more frequently to top fried rice or eat with proteins. My kids will devour them on their own!! They’re the perfect amount of salty & crunchy. Very addicting!! One day for lunch, I pulled out some canned tuna & leftover rice, & came up with these delicious little sesame wraps. Going for sushi doesn’t happen often since going gluten free. I like to make my favorites at home, this way I can control the ingredients. 

The wraps themselves are a bit more involved in the process, but they can still be made quickly! Perfect for leftover rice that’s ready to use. You can find sesame snacks in the international food aisle near soy sauce (in most grocery stores) or look for larger sesame sheets typically used for sushi. Costco & Thrive Market (online) have them as well!

When serving this to picky eaters or kids:
- separate ingredients on the plate to let them build or consume as they wish
- leave out sriracha if they don’t like spice
- make with canned salmon if preferred 

My Classic Burger Bowl will be featured in my upcoming cookbook "Simple. Delish. Healthy." It's so simple & perfect for anyone wanting to eat a bit healthier....so I had to share! Customize using your favorite burger patties, toppings & sauce.

I'm playing around with a few versions of the burger bowl to include in the cookbook as well. Be sure to click the button below to watch how you can make it at home!

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I've been loving the freedom to share my health journey with you all through vlogs. I hope they bring you some value, make you question things around you or offer ideas to live a healthier life! In my most recent vlog, I test out some heavy metal filters, share recent food creations/podcast listens & touch on what it's like being parent during COVID times.