For nearly a year, I've longed for atun as done in Espana. I loved my cans of tuna that I ate while sitting under a tree. while farmers tended to their fields and animals grazed nearby.
Tuna in Spain is either sold plain in HUGE cans or as individual meals that were "enhanced" with oils and vegetables. Not finding recipes that matched my memory I experimented today and "think I found it"!
3 oz can of light tuna packed in water, drained
1/4 cup frozen corn thawed
1 tablespoon capers
1 tablespoon chopped onion
1-2 teaspoons garlic and herb (thyme and rosemary) olive oil
pinch of salt
pinch garlic powder
sprinkle of Spanish paprika (smoky)
Mix all of the ingredients above and grab your fork. Crakers are a nice touch, but weren't needed to complete the meal.
I'm a cook, not a chef. Maybe someday. Until then, here's what I found to make some really great food!
Recipes can be very personal. Sometimes fiercely guarded, sometimes widely spread. What came from someone, becomes ours. What we pass on becomes theirs. I will make every attempt to acknowledge my source, linking where I can. Please let me know if links become broken, if I've not credited someone properly, etc. I will fix it, remove it, acknowledge it, etc. I'm really just trying to share "the joy".
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