Thon Grillé Sauce Vierge
06 Jan 2010 Leave a Comment
in Good Eatin' Tags: ahi, bistro cooking, food, french, hawaii, recipe
From the book, Bistro Cooking by Patricia Wells
My mom invited some family over this evening, this the eve of my departure from these islands and she said to me, “You’re cooking, right?” So. I rushed from my yoga class back home and threw this together.
First, start with 6 tomatoes, chop it up and throw it in a bowl. Add a cup of olive oil. Then add 6 tablespoons of freshly squeezed lemon juice (we used lemons from the yard). Salt to taste. Mix together. Then let chill in the fridge for an hour to allow the flavors to blend together. Chop up some fresh herbs to throw into the sauce right before you put your fish on the broiler. I used rosemary, basil, parsley and chives.
You’ll need 2 pounds of fresh tuna. Preheat your boiler, or a cast iron skillet. Brush olive oil onto the tuna steaks. Broil the tuna steaks for 1 minute on each side.
When finished, put the steaks on your serving platter. Pour half of the sauce over the steaks and then slice the steaks into thick chunks. Put the other half into a bowl and keep on the side.
Enjoy!
Mandarin Delight
04 Jan 2010 Leave a Comment
in Good Eatin' Tags: dessert, food, hawaii, recipe
My mom and grandma made a few things for the family party on New Years Eve. The first being a dessert called Mandarin Delight.
Crust:
2 cups flour
2 T powdered sugar (use heaping tablespoons)
2 sq. softened butter (1 cup)
Mix ingredients and press into 9×13 or two 8×8. Bake at 350 degrees for about 20-25 minutes (until lightly golden.)
Let cool before adding mandarin filling.
Filling:
3 cups (24 oz) sour cream
2 box vanilla instant pudding (the powder straight from the box, not the mixed pudding)
1/4 cup mandarin orange juice
Mix ingredients well. Then add:
1 can mandarin oranges (I usually use 2 or 3 cans.)
Add to crust and chill in fridge for about 2 hours. Top with Cool Whip. (Can sprinkle with nuts for decoration.)
Enjoy!!!!
- Mmmmm






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