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The ingredients needed to make Leek and tuna salad with vinegar and miso (negi to magurono nuta):
- Take 100 g raw tuna (or salmon, steamed chicken)
- Take 1 leak
- Make ready ???seasonings???
- Make ready 1/2 tbs miso (I prefer white miso)
- Make ready 1/4 tbs sugar
- Make ready 1/4 tbs mirin
- Take 1/4 tbs vinegar
- Get Japanese mustard if you like
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Instructions to make Leek and tuna salad with vinegar and miso (negi to magurono nuta):
- Cut leak in half longway, then cut into bite size. Cut raw tuna into bite size.
- Boil leak in boiling water for 30 seconds. Drain water in a strainer and run water to it. Then squeeze out water of the leak with your hands.
- Mix all the seasons.
- Decorate leak and tuna, then dress with the mixed seasonings.
While whisking, slowly drizzle in oil until all oil is incorporated. Top with carrots, avocado, tuna, edamame and NatureBox Poppy Seed Sticks. This salad is a little umami bomb and absolutely the perfect moreish no-carb snack. To a can of drained tuna, I stirred in a little bit of kewpie mayo, white miso instead of salt, celery for crunch, and green onions for bite. Instead of bread or crackers, I scooped it onto crispy seaweed.
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