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Tartare de thon à la mexicaine, jalapeno, avocat, lime, croustille de maïs

Brunch, Gluten free, Salted, Egg, Salmon and tuna, Vegetables and Fruits

A lightly spiced tuna tartare to remind us of sunny Mexico.

Note

Be careful with the dosage of Jalapeno and Sriracha: you can reduce the quantities if you don't want to over-spice.

Mix the tartar with the sauce when assembling your plates.

Ingredients

Recipe for 12 tapas

Sauce mayonnaise sriracha

120 Berries
Mayonnaise
1 Unit(s)
Lime juice
2 Tsp
Sriracha sauce
2 Tbsp
French shallot
0.50 Tsp
Sugar

Tuna tartare

480 Gr
Fresh tuna
1 Unit(s)
Avocado
1 Unit(s)
Green apple
0.50 Unit(s)
Jalapeno pepper
75 Ml
Fresh cilantro
12 Unit(s)
Corn chips

Platting and finish

6 Unit(s)
Corn chips
12 Leaf(ves)
Fresh cilantro
  • Salt and pepper
  • Vegetable oil

Preparation time: 60 min

  • Setting up

    Finely chop the French shallots.

    Open the Jalapeno pepper, remove the seeds and finely chop the pepper.

    Finely chop the coriander, keeping a few leaves for finishing.

  • Sauce

    Whisk all the ingredients together in a bowl.

  • Tartare

    Cut the tuna into cubes (tartare) and place the cubes on top.

    Cut the avocado flesh into cubes (like the tuna). 

    Make a mini-brunoise with the green apple (small cubes).

    Gather all the ingredients and add to the sauce, mixing gently and adjusting the seasoning if necessary.

    Crush the corn chips in your hands.

  • Platting and finish

    Place the tartare on a plate of your choice (using a circle) or cover the bottom of the plate like a carpet.

    Garnish with two or three corn chips and a few coriander leaves.

    Pepper and fleur de sel as required.

Be careful with the dosage of Jalapeno and Sriracha: you can reduce the quantities if you don't want to over-spice.

Mix the tartar with the sauce when assembling your plates.

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