This dish is a very common one seen at many family get togethers, always seen at the neighborhood soccer game. When time is not on your side to make individual musubis for the gang, this is the way to go !

This is a Sushi Bake - basically the best parts of a giant California roll made 100x larger and requiring no special sushi chef skills! This "casserole" is filled with a mouth-watering mayo/crab meat mixture, rice, nori, and topped with a yummy and simple spicy mayo sauce!

A Hawaii local favorite, great for parties!

Eat your rice with spicy salmon “dynamite” topped with scallions, avocado, and a sweet soy glaze.

Try Hawaii’s baked sushi recipe, a blending of savory imitation crab, furikake, and rice for a delicious fusion dish.

Baked Sushi

A quick and easy layered pan sushi, perfect to share at your next potluck!

Make and share this Spicy Crab Sushi Casserole recipe from Food.com.

A take on a Sushi Bar favorite. There is something to be said about the goodness of mayonnaise. A traditional sushi rice, prepared local family style of course, in a pan. It is topped off with a wonderfully rich seafood mixture and broiled to perfection.Feel free to change out the topping ingredients, switching for your favorites. I have seen a version with lobster!

Yes, you heard that right SUSHI BAKE. I was first introduced to this delicious dish when I attended my son's kindergarten potluck last year. I saw kids and parents just diving for this one after the other. I was curious to see what it taste like and I was so lucky to even had one! After trying it, I went on a hunt in the parish hall to see who brought that Sushi Bake! I finally found that person (thanks Pia!) whom I immediately asked for the recipe. She was not hesitant to share the recipe…