Buckwheat is a great... fruit, it turns out, that is not very popular in the west. This is the reason I keep forgetting about it and re-discover it every time I got to Estonia or to the local Eurasian store. However, this time I discovered it from my kitchen and decided to make a simple but tasty tuna salad.
Retsept on pärit siit. Sellest kogusest saab neljakesi söönuks, kui aga pearoa kõrvale pakkuda, siis sobib kaheksalegi. Originaalretseptis on kaks keedumuna, millest mina eriti vaimustatud ei olnud nii, et jätsin need välja. See-eest lisasin ühe tükeldatud õuna.
200 g tatratangu
soola
150 g konservmaisi
1 õun
1 tuunikalakonserv soolvees
1-2 šalottsibulat
150 g kurki või sellerit
100 g hapukoort
50 g majoneesi
2 sl austrikastet
Keeda tatar soolaga maitsestatud vees pehmeks ja jahuta või leota seda öö otsa soolases vees. Haki sibul peeneks. Kurk (või seller) ja õun lõika väikesteks kuubikuteks. Nõruta tuunikala. Sega kõik koostisosad omavahel segamini ja serveeri külmalt.
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The recipe is from here. As a main course it will fill four people, but as a side it would even be fine for eight. The original recipe contains 2 boiled eggs that I wasn't so keen on, so I replaced them by an apple, nice and crunchy.
You'll need:
200 g of buckwheat
salt
150 g of conserved maize
1 apple
1 can of conserved tuna
1-2 shallots
150 g of cucumber
100 g of sour cream or plain yoghurt
50 g of mayonnaise
2 Tbsp of oyster sauce
Boil the buckwheat in salted water (for 15-20 minutes, with a ratio of one part buckwheat and three parts water) OR soak it in slightly salty water overnight. Drain. Cut the shallots into little pieces, chop the apple and cucumber. Drain the tuna and mix everything together. Serve cold.
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