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Recipe White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic

  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
  • White Tuna breast salad with Tomato and White Garlic
Preparation time 15 minutes
Cooking time minutes
Amount 4 serving(s)
Difficulty Easy

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Let's go with the second recipe for "quick snacks" recipe!

Today we are going to prepare a rich and very fresh salad, with a can of White tuna breast accompanied by Strawberries, Tomato and our tasty Garlic.

Let's go for the recipe!

Ingredients

Method

  1. Peel the cloves of white garlic, and cut them into very small pieces.

  2. Remove the stems from the strawberries, wash them and chop them.

  3. Wash the tomatoes, remove the stems and cut them into slices of roughly the same thickness.

  4. Put one part sherry vinegar to three parts olive oil in a bowl, with a pinch of salt and the chopped garlic. Mix well until it is fully incorporated.

  5. FINISHING THE DISH:

    In a shallow dish, lay out the slices of tomato in a row, placed lightly one on top of the other so that they stay in place.

  6. Put the white tuna breast on top of them. The amount should be to the liking of the individual.

  7. Put the strawberries on top and dress with vinegar and oil dressing.

  8. Sprinkle a little salt and decorate with a few mint leaves.

CHEF'S TIPS_Miguel Ángel Mateos:

- The strawberries add sweetness and freshness to the dish in a very balanced way.
- You can add a teaspoon of honey to the vinaigrette so that it binds better and adds something extra to the dish.
- In the same way, adding a little well-chopped black garlic to the vinaigrette will make the dressing very tasty, although it will slightly change the colour.
- The mint can be substituted for parsley, fennel… to the taste of each diner.

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