Packed with protein and fiber, this tuna and bean salad is ready in a flash and as good for a late summer meal, as well as for an early Fall one.The recipe is incredibly simple, just cooked black-eyed peas tossed with
tuna, onion, garlic, olive oil and vinegar, with some parsley stirred
in and crowned with chopped hard-boiled eggs.Once you get all the ingrients mixed together and let the salad sit for a
little while, it actually takes on a whole new level of extremely good flavor. In my
kitchen it is a go-to salad all year round and I just can't get tired of it.
Ingredients:
Ingredients:
- 3 cans of tuna fish in oil
- eggs
- 1 1/2 jar of black-eyed peas
- extra virgin olive oil
- white wine vinegar
- onion
- parsley
In a pan place the already cooked beans to give it a quick boil. Drain and reserve. In a small bowl, whisk
the oil and vinegar until blended and then add the chopped onion and the parsley. In a large serving bowl, combine the
beans and the rest of the onion and parsley. Pour in the
dressing and toss to coat. Fold in the tuna, season with salt, toss add the eggs and bring to the table.
Ingredientes:
- 3 latas de atum em óleo
- ovos
- 1 e 1/2 frascos de feijão frade
- azeite virgem extra
- vinagre de vinho branco
- cebola
- salsa
Gosto bastante de feijão frade, e assim em salada com atum e ovo é uma mistura de sucesso!
ReplyDeleteA-DO-RO!!! É daquelas coisas que nunca me cansam, só não como é o ovo!!
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Quando era pequena detestava feijão frade e em adulta estive anos sem comer, um dia destes resolvi comer e descobri que afinal gosto
ReplyDeleteEssa salada é simples e deliciosa
I like this type of salads-they are very nutricious!
ReplyDeleteUUUM!! buenisimo.
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It looks so good, Aida.
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