I love, love, love, tuna tartare. Here is yet another version of it... and so easy to prepare!
Ingredients:
2 (9-oz.) tuna steaks
2 tbsp. mirin
2 tbsp. soy sauce
2 avocados, peeled, pitted, and cut into cubes
2 tbsp. lime juice
2 tbsp. olive oil
salt and freshly ground black pepper, to taste
Preparation:
1.) Chill tuna in freezer for 25 minutes.
2.) Transfer tuna to cutting board and, using a very sharp knife, cut tuna into cubes.
3.) Combine with mirin and soy sauce; refrigerate until ready to use.
4.) Meanwhile, combine avocado, lime juice, olive oil, salt, and pepper.
5.) Divide reserved tuna and avocado mixtures between plates. Serve immediately.
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Tuesday, June 2, 2015
Wednesday, February 15, 2012
Antonio's Pasta
This recipe dates back nearly 30 years.
A (preciously garded) scribble received from a friend who today is Milano's integrated communication guru. And since he's Italian he MUST be good at communication just like the Italians are unbeatable at food and cooking. Well, he has made a business out of his passion, and his business is his life. Music and cooking are just two of his many hidden talents.
I am sure he smiles upon my little blogging attempts of communicating to the world in pink and purple but I know he has a heart of gold and has always encouraged me in my latest projects.
1 can tomatoes
1 tin of tuna in olive oil
capers
black olives
green olives
anchovy sauce
oregano
oil
salt
pepper
Preparation:
1.) fry tomatoes in a pan with some oil until dark
2.) in a second pan fry tuna fish in oil for 3 minutes
3.) add the olives (cut in circles), capers and anchovy sauce to the tuna fish
4.) pour tuna mixture into tomatoe sauce and cook for further 10 minutes
5.) add salt and pepper to taste
6.) mix with al dente pasta
Buon Appetito!
A (preciously garded) scribble received from a friend who today is Milano's integrated communication guru. And since he's Italian he MUST be good at communication just like the Italians are unbeatable at food and cooking. Well, he has made a business out of his passion, and his business is his life. Music and cooking are just two of his many hidden talents.
I am sure he smiles upon my little blogging attempts of communicating to the world in pink and purple but I know he has a heart of gold and has always encouraged me in my latest projects.
This one is for you Antonio!
Buon Compleanno
Ingredients:
500gr torciglioni1 can tomatoes
1 tin of tuna in olive oil
capers
black olives
green olives
anchovy sauce
oregano
oil
salt
pepper
Preparation:
1.) fry tomatoes in a pan with some oil until dark
2.) in a second pan fry tuna fish in oil for 3 minutes
3.) add the olives (cut in circles), capers and anchovy sauce to the tuna fish
4.) pour tuna mixture into tomatoe sauce and cook for further 10 minutes
5.) add salt and pepper to taste
6.) mix with al dente pasta
Buon Appetito!
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