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Iftar Series - Day 26: Nicoise Salad


Hey there Masset Chefs!


Let me tell you: this salad is a meal by ITSELF. Originally from Nice, France, the nicoise salad is traditionally made of olives, tuna and hard-boiled eggs. I love to add roasted red pepper, green beans and red potatoes to bring up all the protein I can get from this meal! And when it's all topped with a delicious and simple lemon and Dijon mustard dressing, oh my Goood, you'll just want to ask for a second plate!



INGREDIENTS

  1. 1 red onion

  2. 2 packs of Tuna Creations® Lemon Pepper

  3. 10 green beans

  4. 4 fairly firm round tomatoes

  5. 4 eggs

  6. 1 iceberg lettuce salad

  7. 1 green pepper and 1 red pepper

  8. 5 salted anchovy fillets (optional)

  9. Black olives

  10. 2 red potatoes

  11. 1 basil leaf

  12. 5 radishes

  13. 1/2 tablespoon Dijon Mustard

  14. 1 crushed garlic clove

  15. 1/2 cup of vinegar

  16. 1 cup of Olive Oil

  17. 1/2 tablespoon Mechoui

  18. 1/2 tablespoon Yassa Much

  19. 1/2 tablespoon Soumbedioune

  20. Salt and Pepper for taste

PREPARATION

  1. Start by boiling the eggs and the red potatoes for 6 to 8 minutes with salt and vinegar then cool them well in cold water

  2. Chop the red onions and arrange them at the bottom of the dish.

  3. Add the green beans and cut the radishes you'll add to the green beans

  4. Cut the green and red peppers then pan roast them with butter

  5. Cut the boiled red potatoes and add them to the peppers. Roast them all until you get a nice light brown color

  6. Once done, add them to the mixture of beans and radishes

  7. Drain and crumble the tuna, mix with Soumbedioune and add on the top

  8. Then roughly mix all of these ingredients

  9. Clean, drain and align the salad on your plate

  10. Cut the tomatoes into thin rings and add them. Cut the hard-boiled eggs into quarters and arrange them on top and add the anchovy fillets, black olives and finely chopped basil

  11. Make your vinaigrette with crushed garlic clove, mustard, vinegar, olive oil, freshly squeezed lemon, dijon mustard, yassa much and mechoui. Salt and pepper for taste.

  12. Sprinkle on top of the salad and voila!

Who said you couldn't cook now?


As usual, make sure to let us know how it went.


Bon Appetit,

Aby


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