Description

Verrine
The Aztecs called it "forest oil", the English common name "alligator pear", and in Latin it is called not only as "Perseus American". It is the fruit of an evergreen plant that has firmly taken its place in gastronomy. It's avocado! The specific flavour many consider to be lackluster, and not everyone loves him (recall the famous "Ballad of avocado" Victor Shenderovich). But, I assure you, these reviews are undeserved. As chefs say, the whole secret is in cooking technology. Avocados should be cooked so that each of its flavors most clearly revealed in the finished dish. Everyone knows the classic duet "avocado + shrimp", but there are still a number of successful combinations using this wonderful product. One of them will tell you the recipe.

Ingredients

  • Tuna

    80 g

  • Avocado

    1 piece

  • Tomato

    150 g

  • Onion

    60 g

  • Garlic

    1 tooth

  • Parsley

    3 Tbsp

  • Lemon juice

    1 Tbsp

  • Olive oil

    1 Tbsp

  • Spices

Cooking

step-0
Start with a clean tomato, onion, garlic and avocado from the skin. * Don't be confused by the amount of ingredients in this photo: I took a number strictly according to the recipe, but the result was too much. Therefore, in the "Ingredients" I decided to specify as much as really necessary, so focus on the list above.
step-1
For convenience, chop everything into large pieces and loaded into the blender. Add lemon juice, olive oil, salt and pepper to taste. Grind into a uniform "sauce".
step-2
Now get small cups-verrine (I have 90 ml). Fill each a third of the cooked mass.
step-3
In a separate bowl mash with a fork canned tuna, mix it with chopped parsley.
step-4
The next layer (another third) place the fish with herbs.
step-5
And concludes, again, mashed (to the full volume of the Cup).
step-6
Decorate on your own (seeds, nuts, herbs, etc.), I strongly advise not to skip this step, because without registration verrine won't look so tempting. Before serving, cooled. And serves as the "Overture" to lunch or dinner.
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