Tuna Ceviche (Zwt-8)

"This is the 2nd of 2 make-ahead appy recipes I found in a random browsing moment on the same dy I signed up for ZWT-8, Chef Julian Medina was credited & is best-known as the owner of the Yerba Buena, Yerba Buena Perry & Toloache restaurants in NY City. The last ingredient of the sauce was *yuzu juice* & I was clueless. Per Wikipedia, yuzu is an aromatic citrus fruit found in East Asia that resembles a sml grapefruit. The yuzu's flavor is tart (much like a grapefruit w/overtones of mandarin orange). Rarely eaten as a fruit, its aromatic zest is occ used to garnish dishes in Japanese cuisine & its juice is often used as a seasoning (as lemon is used in other cuisines). All that said, I used grapefruit juice to replace the yuzu juice. (10 min was allowed for ingredient prep) *Enjoy!*"
 
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Ready In:
15mins
Ingredients:
11
Yields:
6 Oz Salad Servings
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • *For the Sauce* - In a med bowl, combine all ingredients & vigorously whisk until a well-incorporated sauce forms.
  • *For the Tuna Ceviche* - In another bowl, combine the tuna, onion, radish & watermelon. Hand toss until the ingredients are mixed well.
  • Pour 2/3 of the sauce over the ceviche & mix by hand to incorporate the vinaigrette. Add additional sauce as desired.
  • Place 1/4 of the salad per plate & sprinkle the chives on top for garnish.

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I am an American transplanted from Dallas to Iceland by marriage to a native Icelander & I retired to become his "Kitchen Queen". We love to entertain our family & friends, so I have an eclectic collection of recipes. I especially love simple, easy-fix, flexible & make-ahead recipes - BUT also like challenging myself on occasion. I enjoy baking & food photography. I am devoted to the "More is Always Better Principle" & apply it liberally to bacon, butter & garlic. I can have ingredient issues due to availability here in Iceland & my DH is medically diet-restricted from some ingredients as well. Either situation might require me to modify a recipe, but I will do my best to be true to your recipes & fair/honest in my reviews. Mary Pat (aka twissis)
 
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