Blue-eye trevalla crudo and snapper, orange and olive salad
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Serves
4
| Blue-eye trevalla |
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500 gm
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skinless blue-eye trevalla fillets, cut into 2.5cm-thick slices
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1½
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lemons, juice only
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125 ml (½ cup)
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extra-virgin olive oil
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1 tsp
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cayenne pepper
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½ cup (firmly packed)
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basil leaves, coarsely chopped
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½ cup (firmly packed)
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mint leaves, coarsely chopped
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½
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onion, coarsely chopped
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To serve:
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crusty bread
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| Snapper, orange and olive salad |
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500 gm
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skinless snapper fillets, cut into 2.5cm-thick slices
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½
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lemon, juice only
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1
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orange, juice only
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2
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oranges, peeled and segmented
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60 ml (¼ cup)
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extra-virgin olive oil
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½ cup
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black olives, such as picholine or Kalamata
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¼ cup
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flat-leaf parsley leaves
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1
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Place trevalla in a non-reactive bowl, add lemon juice, cover and refrigerate for 30 minutes. Add oil and cayenne pepper, mix, then refrigerate for 15 minutes. Add basil, mint and onion and mix. Cover and refrigerate overnight.
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2
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For snapper salad, place snapper in a non-reactive bowl, add juice, cover and refrigerate for at least 40 minutes or until snapper turns from opaque to white. Add remaining ingredients and season to taste with sea salt and ground black pepper. To serve, season crudo to taste and serve with snapper salad and bread.
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Note Crudo is often made using bacalao (salt cod) which is soaked, then shredded and combined with other ingredients. We’ve substituted bacalao with blue-eye trevalla.
Drink Suggestion Dry Italian white such as fiano or greco.
RECIPE Andy Harris
PHOTOGRAPHY Con Poulos
STYLING Andy Harris
DRINK SUGGESTION Max Allen