How to Make Trail Sushi
I know what you’re thinking…sushi…on the trail? How can that be a good idea let alone a tasty trail meal? At its core, sushi is rice, seaweed, and fillings.
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- Tropical
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- Smoked Salmon
For this set of recipes, I focused on easy-to-find, lightweight ingredients that have a long shelf life and won’t go bad after a few days on the trail. Instant rice, tuna packets, mayo packets, snap pea snacks, wasabi peas, and dried tropical fruits all get wrapped up into what’s sure to be your new favorite trail meal.
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- Green Veggie
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- Spicy Tuna
Trail sushi is also a great meal to make for a group. Whip up your pot of rice; mix up your fillings; wrap it up and enjoy!
Watch Chef Corso Cook the Trail Sushi
You think I’m crazy for packing sushi on the trail? Well, it’s not that crazy if you hack it with classic, packaged backpacker ingredients.
Trail Sushi Full Ingredient List
Make one pot of rice for the crew. You may try the tropical adventure recipe or the smoked salmon and mushroom.
Now if you prefer, you can also choose to be in veggie mode or have some spicy tuna.
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