It is not so usual to cook tuna together with soy sauce, bacon and olives, but it gives a nice flavor combination. If the soy sauce makes it to salty, you can add some white wine to make it less strong. The tuna fits together with rice or fresh mushrooms on the side.
Cut the bacon, onion and the olives in small pieces.
Heat up a frying pan and add the butter and wait until it melts.
Fry the tuna fillets quickly on both sides, but make sure the middle is still raw.
Add the onion, bacon and the soy sauce and let it all simmer for a few minutes. Be careful so the fish doesn't get dry. Serve warm on a plate together with mushrooms or rice.
This is a homemade recipe of the famous French almond macarons. They have a crispy surface and a chewy inside. Together with the dark chocolate filling these macarons are delicious. The macarons can be a bit tricky to make but it is worth it when you taste them. These cookies can be stored in the fridge for two- three days.
This is a gluten free version of the traditional Alsatian tarte flambée. The taste is a little bit different, but the topping is the same. The bottom is thicker than the original ones do to the gluten free flour, which makes is less stretchy and harder to roll out. With this recipe you can serve all your friends including the ones with gluten intolerance a tasteful tarte flambée.
A homemade ham and cheese cake might not be what comes to mind when you hear the word cake. Also knows as savory cake or cake salé. Resembles more a bread than a cake, and is perfect on a cold winter day. Fits perfect as appetizer, starter, mingle food, or to bring on a picnic.
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Looking for an inspiration for a different appetizer, mingle food or to bring on a picnic? Why not trying one of these cake salé, also known as salty bread or savory cake.
These breads are filled with different kinds of cheese and other salty ingredients.