Chefs' Recipes

Niçoise salad with albacore tuna

Stokehouse Brisbane's recipe for Niçoise salad with albacore tuna.
Niçoise salad with albacore tuna

Niçoise salad with albacore tuna

Ben Dearnley
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30M
30M
1H

“I love the Niçoise salad at Stokehouse Brisbane. Would you ask for the recipe?”

Danielle West, Belmont, Qld

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Ingredients

Mustard dressing

Method

Main

1.Cover potatoes in a saucepan with plenty of cold salted water and bring to the boil. Reduce heat and simmer until tender (15-20 minutes), then drain and cut into about 7mm-thick slices.
2.Meanwhile, blanch green beans until tender (1 minute), then refresh and thinly slice crossways.
3.Place eggs in a small saucepan, cover with cold water and bring to the boil, then simmer over medium heat until hard-boiled (7 minutes). Drain, refresh in an ice bath to cool completely (2-3 minutes), then peel and cut into small pieces.
4.Heat a barbecue or char-grill pan over high heat. Season potatoes and tuna to taste and gently toss each with 1 tsp olive oil to coat and grill until charred on all sides (4-5 minutes for potatoes and 3 minutes for tuna). Leave tuna to rest for 2 minutes, then cut into 2cm dice.
5.For mustard dressing, whisk ingredients in a small bowl and season to taste.
6.Combine tomatoes, olives, salad leaves, capers, radish, anchovies, shallot, potatoes, beans and egg in a bowl. Transfer to plates, drizzle with dressing, scatter with tuna and herbs and serve.

Note Order albacore tuna, a more sustainable variety with pale flesh, from your fishmonger.

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