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Keto Curried Chicken Sushi Hand Rolls

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  • 2.1 g net carbs
  • 266 kcal
  • Serves 4
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Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)

This delicious and easy-to-follow hand roll recipe is great for those with busy lifestyles. You can make the omelettes in advance and have everything ready to assemble in just a couple of minutes. I used nori seaweed sheets that are perfect for making wraps and hand rolls. They are low in carbs and high in micronutrients which makes them perfect for the ketogenic diet. One hand roll is great as a snack or light lunch, and two rolls are enough for your healthy keto dinner.

Step-by-step

  1. Prepare the dressing by mixing all the ingredients: sour cream (or mayo for dairy-free), minced garlic, grated fresh ginger, chili powder, curry powder, turmeric, salt and pepper.

    Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)
  2. Place the cooked chicken in a bowl and add the dressing and freshly chopped chives or spring onion. Combine well using a fork and set aside.

    Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)
  3. Meanwhile, prepare the omelettes. Crack one egg at a time into a bowl and season with salt. Whisk briefly and pour in a hot pan greased with some ghee. Cook until the top is firm and opaque and then transfer into a plate. Repeat for the remaining three eggs and grease the pan slightly between each omelette. The shape doesn't have to be perfectly round.

    Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)
  4. Assemble the rolls. Place one omelet on top of each nori sheet and top with a quarter of the curried chicken.

    Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)
  5. Using your hands, starting from the bottom left corner, tightly roll into a cone shape. Wet the edges of the seaweed to seal. Repeat with the remaining ingredients. Eat immediately or store in the fridge for up to 3 days. The nori sheets get soft so if you prefer the wraps crispy, assemble the rolls just before serving.

    Enjoy!

    Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)Curried Chicken Hand Rolls (low-carb, keto, primal)
Keto Curried Chicken Sushi Hand Rolls

Recipe

Keto Curried Chicken Sushi Hand Rolls

★★★★☆4.3 (52 ratings)

This delicious and easy-to-follow hand roll recipe is great for those with busy lifestyles. You can make the ...

Hands on
10m
Overall
10m
Servings
4
2.1 g
Net carbs
23.1 g
Protein
17.8 g
Fat
266
kcal
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Ingredients makes 4 hand rolls

  • Dressing:
  • Hand Rolls:

Instructions

  1. Prepare the dressing by mixing all the ingredients: sour cream (or mayo for dairy-free), minced garlic, grated fresh ginger, chili powder, curry powder, turmeric, salt and pepper.

  2. Place the cooked chicken in a bowl and add the dressing and freshly chopped chives or spring onion. Combine well using a fork and set aside.

  3. Meanwhile, prepare the omelettes. Crack one egg at a time into a bowl and season with salt. Whisk briefly and pour in a hot pan greased with some ghee. Cook until the top is firm and opaque and then transfer into a plate. Repeat for the remaining three eggs and grease the pan slightly between each omelette. The shape doesn't have to be perfectly round.

  4. Assemble the rolls. Place one omelet on top of each nori sheet and top with a quarter of the curried chicken.

  5. Using your hands, starting from the bottom left corner, tightly roll into a cone shape. Wet the edges of the seaweed to seal. Repeat with the remaining ingredients. Eat immediately or store in the fridge for up to 3 days. The nori sheets get soft so if you prefer the wraps crispy, assemble the rolls just before serving.

    Enjoy!

Nutrition per hand roll

Carbs 3%Protein 35%Fat 62% of calories

Net carbs
2.1 g
Total carbs
3.2 g
Fiber
1.1 g
Sugars
0.9 g
Protein
23.1 g
Fat
17.8 g
Saturated fat
8.5 g
Calories
266 kcal
Sodium
706 mg · 30.7% RDA
Magnesium
32 mg · 7.91% RDA
Potassium
319 mg · 15.9% EMR
Nutrition by ingredient
Per servingNet carbsProteinFatkcal
Cream, sour0.9 g0.5 g3.7 g38
Garlic, fresh0.5 g0.1 g0 g2
Ginger root, fresh0.2 g0 g0 g1
Chile (chili) powder, spices (ancho, chipotle, Mexican chile powder)0.1 g0 g0 g1
Curry powder, spices0 g0 g0 g1
Turmeric, spices (dried, ground)0.1 g0 g0 g0
Salt, pink Himalayan rock salt0 g0 g0 g0
Pepper, black, spices0 g0 g0 g0
Chicken breast, cooked, boiled0 g15.2 g1.6 g79
Nori seaweed sheets0.1 g0.9 g0.1 g4
Egg, whole, fresh, raw (free-range or organic eggs)0.4 g6.3 g4.8 g72
Ghee0 g0 g7.5 g68
Total2.1 g23.1 g17.8 g266
  • Gluten free
  • Dairy free
  • Nut free
  • Pork free
  • Avocado free
  • Coconut free
  • Fish free
  • Shellfish free
  • Beef free

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  1. lloyd

    just looking through the website- some great ideas - thank you!!

  2. Cat

    I'm not sure if it is my lack of understanding but it seems that your ratio of macronutrients is not right. My here is more protein then fat in this recipe yet you have the fat percentage higher then the protein? I LOVE your macro breakdowns and have been using them as my guidelines and have been successfully losing weight so I just wanted to make sure that I truly understand where your percentages come from. PS- keep up the AWESOME creations!

    1. Martina @ KetoDietAuthor

      Hi Cat, thank you very much for your kind words! That's because the percentages refer to calories, not grams. Since there are 9 kcal in a gram of fat and only 4 kcal in a gram of protein, the amount of fat in % from calories is higher than protein.

  3. Wenchypoo

    Leave out the egg(omelet)if you're watching protein intake. Or you could just transfer the eggless recipe over to a collard leaf, and make a curried chicken "burrito" if the seaweed sheet isn't strong enough to hold it.

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