Last week they came round for lunch, and as I have a fussy eater I decided a Salad Nicoise would work well. I did my usual thing of preparing all the ingredients, but rather then tossing them together I put the vegetables on a platter, and served the organic, free range eggs and the (tinned-responsibly caught) tuna separately.
The meal was successful as everyone could eat what they wished, ideal with three children eating. We finished off with poached peaches, so look out for a further post in a day or two.
| Fantastic local vegetables With capers and provencal black olives |
| Golden organic free range eggs I sprinkled a little mild paprika on for some colour |
| Tinned tuna in a bowl seemed a little dull so I used a fish shape dish, and made a fish! With an olive eye and anchovy tail and fins. |
Everything looks lovely. I love the type of meal where everyone helps themself. I bought fresh tuns steaks awhile back and I'm afraid I could never go back to the tin tuna again. They are worlds apart.
ReplyDeleteI agree with you, however if I am unable to find line caught sustainable fish I will buy tinned in preference to buying fish with no reference. And for a nicoise, which has so many delicious ingredients then tinned is Ok.
ReplyDeleteYour 'tuna' is adorable! I recently made a salad nicoise which is waiting in the wings to be posted, it's one of my favorite lazy summer dinners.
ReplyDeleteJude,
ReplyDeleteI hope that you are having a wonderful summer! It seems as if you are cooking up a storm, I love your pasta and pesto!
The salad looks wonderful, although to be honest I do not like fish or anything that comes out of the ocean or any water for that matter.
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Have a wonderful week, Elizabeth
I had this for lunch today! What a coincidence and I absolutely love it. The way you have served it is perfect. I do find that children love their food to be separated out and they like making choices themselves. This works for pizzas in our house too.
ReplyDeleteGreat choice and one I would eat any day. May make it when in France too!