Showing posts with label tuna. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tuna. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Raw food recipes! Crushed CA Taters and seed Tuna

So, here is what we had for dinner last night...

This one early start I started preparing a seed loaf morning before... and the is what I did:

I took 1 c flax seeds belonging to 1 c sunflower seeds and finely ground she threw them into a bowl and my dry-ish spices added: 2 tsp cumin, 1 1/2 TL game ragout soup (or 1 / 4 bunch), 1 / 2 tsp cayenne pepper, 1 TL Paprika2 TL hot pepper flakes, some mustard powder (optional) and mixed all together. Ill you, this combination of spices was very tasty and potent warning. Finally I added my liquid ingredients 2-3 tablespoons of Braggs or NAMA shoyu and 1 1/2 tablespoons olive oil cold pressed to add then only water until it is Dick but related.

That left dehydrator for 3 to 4 hours, they turned around and let them go for another 2-3 hours (feel it and judge for yourself which you would like to - getting to know your of hydra gate and the temperature it works for consistency). This totals to about 5-8 hours.

Now for the puree of CA-Taters:

I have 3/4-head of cauliflower, like it added pretty gud so it would go into the food processor and about 1/4 kg of cashews. For garlic mashed CA Taters all you have to do is a 1/2 clove of garlic Add. In both cases, have 2-3 teaspoons salt (or to taste) Add. Process of height approx. 7 minutes (stop on the side scoops and cooling the food processor below in to reduce little enzyme loss.) After done looking for creamy potato y can use it in a bowl shovels, add a little Rosemary or whatever (pepper sprinkled I at the top) and serve!

Take the seed bread from the of hydra gate, you place on a sheet of Kale, squeeze some lemon above and voila! Fish dinner!


XAM Devesh - raw chef, trainer and entrepreneur.

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Friday, December 27, 2013

Easy Mediterranean Tuna or Salmon Artichoke Pasta

Easy comfort food- gluten-free pasta with tuna.
Easy comfort food- pasta with tuna or salmon.

The moment I knew my first marriage was failing faster than you could murmur blueberry pancakes on a stick was the minute my moody first husband shoved his untouched plate of tuna noodle casserole across the lemon-waxed bridal table and declared, I'm not eating this crap.

A man who cannot fathom the comfort- albeit guilty pleasure- of a Wednesday night sixties classic is a person who might also belittle your favorite actor in a role so crackling in its own shiver of guilty pleasure that the hair on the back of your neck stands up when you hear Point Break is on HBO again.

In other words, Dear Reader, if a guy mocks your noodles and your Keanu, it might be time to stiffen your spine and rustle up the courage to reconsider your choice of a life partner.

Yup. You gotta go down, Brah. Vaya con Dios.

And, oh, in case you're wondering where Husband #2 stands on Keanu?


Dude. He's a major fan. Definitely.

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Thursday, December 26, 2013

Creamy Tomato Tuna Penne Pasta and the Great Tuna Melt Defense

This fast and easy creamy tomato tuna penne pasta recipe is inspired by one of my favorite lunches of all time; the tuna melt with cup of creamy tomato soup combo. Not only is this diner classic a great tasting meal, its also the basis for what I call, "The Tuna Melt Defense."

Whenever I hear chefs (usually young American ones, trained in Italy) say that you may NEVER add cheese to a pasta that contains fish or seafood, Im forced to use this argument to defend my firm belief that sometimes its okay to do just that.

Who can argue against the deliciousness of the perfectly made tuna melt? I dont know anyone that loves both cheese and tuna separately that doesnt enjoy this classic grilled sandwich. Throw in a cup of tomato soup and youre talking about one of the best lunches ever.

So, if this combination is culinarily acceptable at Joes Diner (by the way, this is the same diner those chefs I was talking about in the 2nd paragraph go to eat tuna melts after a late night out), then why in the world can’t we enjoy the same basic flavor profile in a bowl of pasta? I rest my case. Enjoy!



Ingredients:
1 (6.7-oz) jar of tuna packed in olive oil
pinch of dried oregano (if not already in the oil)
3 cloves garlic
pinch of pepper flakes
1 teaspoon mashed anchovy filets or paste
salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
3 cups high-quality cream of tomato soup
1/2 cup water
14.5-oz package dry penne pasta
1 tablespoon minced fresh tarragon
2/3 cup finely grated Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, more as needed

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