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Tuna Rolls with Fresh Ginger Dipping Sauce

Our healthy tuna rolls with fresh ginger dipping sauce recipe is a great addition to your lunch and appetizer menus.

Total Time

Servings

Ingredients

Fresh Ginger Dipping Sauce

  • 1 qt + 2 2/3 c hoisin sauce
  • 1 quart + ½ c seasoned rice vinegar
  • 2 ½ c minced fresh ginger
  • ½ c sesame seed oil
  • ½ c fish sauce
  • 2½ c sugar

Nutrition Facts

calories
197
total fat
4g
saturated fat
0.7g
trans fat
0g
cholesterol
14mg
sodium
898mg
total carbohydrates
30g
fiber
2g
total sugars
12g
protein
9g
vitamin d
3%
calcium
4%
iron
7%
potassium
5%

Instructions

  1. Make the dipping sauce; whisk all of the dipping sauce ingredients together in a large bowl. Cover and refrigerate until ready to use.
  2. To make the tuna rolls, start by softening the rice paper by using a plate with a lip that’s filled with warm water. Take a sheet of rice paper and slide it into the water; leave it for 3-5 seconds then remove. The rice paper should soften and be pliable. Repeat.
  3. Place one lettuce leaf on the softened rice paper. The lettuce should not go beyond the edge of the wrapper.
  4. Place 2 ½ tablespoons of the tuna down the center of each lettuce leaf. Evenly divide the remaining ingredients over the tuna.
  5. Fold the bottom flap over filling. Then fold in the corners at the ends of the roll. Roll up as tightly as possible, tucking in filling as needed.
  6. The rolls can be served immediately but are best when refrigerated for about 3 hours. To serve, place filling side out on plate and serve with the Fresh Ginger Dipping Sauce. Serve as a whole "roll" (2 to a plate) or cut into thirds as appetizers.

Nutrition Facts

calories
197
total fat
4g
saturated fat
0.7g
trans fat
0g
cholesterol
14mg
sodium
898mg
total carbohydrates
30g
fiber
2g
total sugars
12g
protein
9g
vitamin d
3%
calcium
4%
iron
7%
potassium
5%

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