Salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts

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Salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts
  • Serves: 2 People
  • Prepare Time: -
  • Cooking Time: -
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy
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If you like an unusual combination of ingredients, then this salad has every chance to please you. I propose to prepare a salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts. Tender pieces of tuna pair perfectly with sweet and sour grapes and crunchy walnuts. For dressing, not mayonnaise is used, but natural yogurt.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Prepare all ingredients.
  2. I used canned tuna in its own juice. You can use tuna in oil.
  3. Grapes are best used without seeds.
  4. For dressing, I used classic drinking yogurt without additives.
  5. Open a can of canned tuna. Gently transfer the tuna to a colander. Leave for 15-20 minutes to drain all the liquid.
  6. Heat up a dry skillet. Place the walnuts on the heated skillet. Fry over moderate heat, stirring with a spatula, until crispy. I fried for 4 minutes.
  7. Cool the dried nuts and cut into medium pieces.
  8. Wash the grapes. Separate the grapes, put them on a paper towel and leave them to dry (or blot them with a paper towel).
  9. Cut each berry into two halves. If there are bones, remove them with the tip of a knife.
  10. Put the canned tuna pieces, chopped walnuts and chopped grapes in a salad bowl.
  11. Salt to taste and season the salad with ground black pepper. If possible, use freshly ground pepper - it has a stronger flavor. Top the salad with yogurt. Mix and serve.
  12. Salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts is ready.
  13. Bon appetit!

Salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts



  • Serves: 2 People
  • Prepare Time: -
  • Cooking Time: -
  • Calories: -
  • Difficulty: Easy

If you like an unusual combination of ingredients, then this salad has every chance to please you. I propose to prepare a salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts. Tender pieces of tuna pair perfectly with sweet and sour grapes and crunchy walnuts. For dressing, not mayonnaise is used, but natural yogurt.

Ingredients

Directions

  1. Prepare all ingredients.
  2. I used canned tuna in its own juice. You can use tuna in oil.
  3. Grapes are best used without seeds.
  4. For dressing, I used classic drinking yogurt without additives.
  5. Open a can of canned tuna. Gently transfer the tuna to a colander. Leave for 15-20 minutes to drain all the liquid.
  6. Heat up a dry skillet. Place the walnuts on the heated skillet. Fry over moderate heat, stirring with a spatula, until crispy. I fried for 4 minutes.
  7. Cool the dried nuts and cut into medium pieces.
  8. Wash the grapes. Separate the grapes, put them on a paper towel and leave them to dry (or blot them with a paper towel).
  9. Cut each berry into two halves. If there are bones, remove them with the tip of a knife.
  10. Put the canned tuna pieces, chopped walnuts and chopped grapes in a salad bowl.
  11. Salt to taste and season the salad with ground black pepper. If possible, use freshly ground pepper - it has a stronger flavor. Top the salad with yogurt. Mix and serve.
  12. Salad with tuna, grapes and walnuts is ready.
  13. Bon appetit!

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