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Tuna Steaks Sicilian | Fitness4Her

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You can view the original post here Oh Mama Mia! That is delicio! The colours are so eye-catching, you simply need to dive proper into this meal. Improve the elements as wanted for the variety of folks you might be serving. Pam olive oil cooking spray 3 garlic cloves, minced (1) 8 oz. tomato sauce 2 cups plum tomatoes 1/4 cup parsley 1/2 tsp dried oregano 1/4 tsp purple pepper 2 tuna steaks (1 inch thick) 1/4 cup sliced pimiento Stuffed olives 2 Tbsp capers Instructions: 1. Coat non-stick skillet w/cooking spray. Add garlic and saute. 2. Add tomato sauce and subsequent 4 elements. Stir properly. 3. Spoon half of tomato sauce right into a baking dish. 4. Place tuna steaks in dish. 5. Spoon remaining tomato sauce over steaks. 6. Sprinkle evenly the olives and capers. Cowl and bake at 350 levels for 40 minutes. 7. Serve with recent spinach. Well being Advantages: Tuna is excessive in protein, low in fats, low in ldl cholesterol, low in energy, low in sodium and low in sugar...

Tuna Sweetcorn Bites - My Fussy Eater

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You can view the original post here These Tuna & Sweetcorn Bites are an effective way to introduce fish to fussy eaters. Small bites of mashed potato, tuna and sweetcorn in a crispy coating. In the event you battle to get your youngsters to eat fish then you could strive these Tuna Sweetcorn Bites. Made with mashed potato, tinned tuna and sweetcorn, they're coated in panko breadcrumbs and evenly fried to present them a crunchy kid-friendly coating. For this recipe I like to recommend utilizing chilly mashed potato because it holds collectively higher. You should use leftover selfmade mashed potato or store purchased mashed potato like this one. Don’t heat it within the microwave first, use it chilly. To make, add the chilly mashed potato, tuna, sweetcorn and spring onion to a big bowl, together with half of the panko breadcrumbs. I additionally use an egg to assist bind the combination collectively however suggest cracking it right into a cup, whisking and simply utili...