Yo yo, I’m back people. As you
might notice, I missed my regular update (AGAIN). This time was due to the fact
that I’m lost inside the madness us Jakartans knew as Jakarta Toys Fair. This
annual event is the biggest toy/comic/everything-else-in-between gathering thus
far. I’m pretty excited. Hell no, I’m WAY BEYOND EXCITED for this year event
since my favorite cosplayer, Enji Night, is in town for the event!
Long story short, I got to meet
Enji and her friend, Kana, I also bagged myself a Ted PLUSH!! And the greatest
thing is, IT TALKS. Move over everyone, I got my thunder buddy. FUCK YOU THUNDER!
Someone is overly excited |
For this week recipe, I conceived
it while I was out of the office one day and got this terrible munchies for a Chinese
Dim Sum I know as Shrimp Toast. I thought it was very good, and it is very easy
to make too! But, shit out of luck, I don’t have any shrimp lying around at
home at the time. So, I went with canned tuna. And by God, did it worked!
Without further ado, I present to you: The TUNA TOAST
You will need:
1 can of Tuna, approximately 175
grams (preferably the ones soaked in brine, not oil), dried, and flaked finely
1 egg, beaten
1 tbsp of herbs of your choice.
This time I’m using Dill
3 tbsp of Mayonnaise
Pinch of Salt
Pinch of Black Pepper
Pinch of Dried Paprika Powder
3 Slices of Bread
Oil to cook
Ready? Here We Go!
Step 1 – Mix together your pre-flaked Tuna with eggs, herbs,
mayonnaise, salt, pepper, and paprika. Stir to combine until it becomes a very
thick paste.
The Tuna was still flaky, i'm about to unleash hell |
All forked up |
Mayo |
Egg |
Paprika |
Pepper |
Salt |
Dill |
All stirred up |
Step 2 – Spread the mixture on the bread evenly. Don’t put too
much, or the mixture won’t cook up nicely. Nobody wants a raw insides right?
Step 3 – Heat a small amount of cooking oil with medium heat on a
nonstick pan. I'm using my cooking spray this time, but cooking oil, or even butter will work fine. Once the pan is hot, we will cook the spread-side down first for
3-4 minutes.
Step 4 – Once browned, flip the bread and toast the other side for
about 1 minutes or until desired doneness.
Step 5 – Serve!
That’s it people. Very straight
forward, and a rather healthier version of a Chinese restaurant favorite. Serve this with a sweet and spicy chili sauce with a slice of lime.
Hope you’ll give this a try! If
you don’t, tell your friends about this!
Peace
xx
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