“Spicy tuna nachos are the perfect blend of a classic Hawaiian staple and a go-to snack to enjoy for happy hour.”—Chef Scott Nakasone, culinary director, Hapa Sushi
Course Appetizer
Cuisine Japanese, Mexican
Servings 4
Ingredients
Tuna Poke
4oz.diced fresh tuna
¼Tbsp.sesame oil
1¼Tbsp.garlic chili paste
dashsalt
Guacamole
1avocado
¼small yellow onion(small dice)
½tomato(small dice)
1Tbsp.cilantro
½lime(juiced)
Mango Salsa
2cupsfrozen mangos(diced)
¼red onion(small dice)
1jalapeno(minced)
½cupcilantro
¼cupgreen onion(chopped)
½tsp.red pepper flakes
1lime
1tsp.salt
1tsp.pepper
Yuzu Sour Cream
¼cupsour cream
¼tsp.yuzu juice
Other
chips
green onion(to garnish)
sweet soy(to drizzle)
Directions
Tuna Poke
Toss all ingredients until tuna is well covered.
Guacamole
Cut avocado in half, remove pit and peel. Smash the avocado in a bowl; combine all other ingredients and mix well.
Mango Salsa
Combine all ingredients and mix well.
Yuzu Sour Cream
Combine all ingredients and mix well.
Assembly
Place a ring mold in the center of a plate and arrange chips around the ring. In the ring mold, press the tuna poke, then the guacamole, and then the mango salsa. Place a dollop of yuzu sour cream on top of the mango salsa in the ring. Garnish with sliced green onion. Drizzle sweet soy on chips, remove the ring, and enjoy.