Sushi Bake Cups
Nori cups filled with baked sushi rice, salmon, spicy mayo.
- Prep
- 15m
- Cook
- 25m
- Serves
- 6
- Level
- Medium
Ingredients
Scaled to 6 servings. Ingredient amounts updated.
- Nori sheets, cut into squares4 sheets
- Sushi rice1 cup
- Imitation crab meat1 cup
- Kewpie mayonnaise3 tbsp
- Sriracha1 tbsp
- Furikake seasoning1 tsp
Instructions
- 1
Press & sear
Press the nori squares into the cavities of a standard muffin tin to form cups.
- 2
Fill the cups
Fill each cup with a base of sushi rice, followed by a dense mixture of shredded imitation crab, rich kewpie mayo, and sriracha.
- 3
Bake through
Bake at 375°F for 10 minutes until the top caramelizes slightly.
- 4
Top & garnish
Garnish heavily with savory furikake seasoning.
Cook it safe
- 145°F / 63°C — Fish and shellfish, or until the flesh is opaque and separates cleanly.
- Refrigerate leftovers within 2 hours of cooking — within 1 hour if the room is above 90°F / 32°C.
- Reheat leftovers to 165°F / 74°C before serving.
- Use a calibrated instant-read thermometer rather than color or cooking time to judge doneness.
Temperatures follow the USDA Food Safety and Inspection Service safe minimum internal temperature chart.
Nutrition
Per serving · estimated
Our ingredient-by-ingredient calculation disagrees with this recipe’s recorded calorie figure, so one of the two is wrong. The nutrition panel stays empty until an editor re-tests the recipe.
Nutrition is estimated from the listed ingredients using standard reference values (USDA FoodData Central). 3 of 5 matched ingredients use verified FoodData Central entries (dictionary snapshot 2026-09-11). Brand, portion, and preparation differences can change the result. Frying fat is counted at the share typically absorbed, and brines drained before cooking are excluded. These figures are an estimate for general interest, not medical or dietary advice.
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This recipe has a target internal temperature, and color is not a reliable way to read it.
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