Earlier this week I read this recipe in a magazine and I guess was created by Chris Rendell, Whitehall executive chef. The recipe has ketchup in it and as you probably know ketchup has a LOT of sugar, so I decided to make my own.
1 lbs Fresh Tuna
Salt and Pepper
White Asparagus
Spinach
Red Cocktail tomatoes
¼ cup Tomato Paste
1 chopped Garlic
Pinch of Cinnamon
Almost ¼ cup Balsamic Vinegar
Chili Flakes
Salt & Pepper
How to: Mix everything in a bowl.
Red-Onion-Worcestershire Dressing
¼ of a Red onion slices and put in a glass of cold water for 10 minutes
2 tablespoons of olive oil
¼ cup Ketchup
1 tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
2 tablespoon chopped Tarragon
2 tablespoon chopped Cilantro
2 tablespoon chopped Chives
sprinkle some Tabasco sauce
Salt
How to: Rinse the water from the onion and chop it up. Mix the rest of the ingredients and add the onion.
Chop of about an inch of the Asparagus and steamed cook them for 15 minutes. When the asparagus is almost done fry the Tuna with grounded pepper and salt and pepper for a minute or two on each side. Be careful so you don’t cook them for to long or they will taste like they came out of a can.
Serve the tuna on a bed of spinach, cocktail tomatoes, asparagus and the dressing…Very simple and very luxurious dinner…
How great for valentines day! And in fits right into my 17-day diet! Cool!
I love food…I have been eating a low carb diet for years and that is what my body responds best to. 5 weeks ago I’ve cut dairy out of my diet and I love creamy sauces and cheese. The only way I can make this work long term is if I still can eat good and delicious food and maybe on the occasion indulge in a very smelly, lovely piece of cheese. Thanks for reading…Malin
I’ve been off cheese since 11 Jan when I started up with this 17-day diet deal. Into cycle 2 now and getting good results. I get to have cheese in cycle 4, maintenance. Bring it on!