I’m loving how strawberries and tomatoes are eating right now; this is their moment, perfectly seasonal. I never put tomatoes in the fridge, it will make their flesh taste mealy. I keep tomatoes in the fruit bowl. As for strawberries and berries in general, give them a quick rinse with a diluted vinegar and water mixture and they won’t go mouldy so quickly. You know that disappointment when you bought say, raspberries only yesterday and already there are a few greenish ones. Seriously, make yourself rinse them as soon as you are packing away your shopping and you’ll be astounded as to how long they last.
Seared sesame tuna with strawberry bruschetta
Equipment:
heavy frying pan or grill pan
Ingredients:
For the strawberry bruschetta:
8 slices of sourdough bread
50ml olive oil
16 strawberries, sliced thinly
Small fresh basil leaves
Sea salt
Black pepper
For the seared sesame tuna:
4 x 250g ahi tuna steaks (I used yellow tail)
50ml olive oil
50ml toasted sesame oil
Sea salt
Wasabi paste (optional)
200g of sesame seeds both black and white
Salad greens
The full recipe is in my July column for Winetrust100 along with some wine matches.
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