By Edu Valor / Author - Spanish Chef
The picadillo de atun is sometimes called a super salad for its high nutrient content. This Spanish tuna tomato salad recipe is a well known side dish in Andalusia, but I very well imagine vegetarians might have it as a main dish too.
Replace the fish with tofu (or similar) if you're vegan. You will miss the tuna taste but then again, vegans don't have anything (including by-products) with a face.
Western Europe has a looooong tradition of salad making. This salad version is part of that tradition and is known for its nutrient dense quality.
If you're going to use only compact veggies (tomato, onion, broccoli, etc...), you're going to increase the salad's nutrient content.
Lettuce, rucola and other leafy vegetables are less dense but not less important to our diet. So don't let that stop you from being creative.
Preparation: 15 minutes
*Measurements in metric and USA Imperial system. For British/Canadian measurements please use the metric conversion calculator.
Refrigerate for at least one hour. To speed up the cooling process keep the ingredients in the refrigerator overnight.
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