Since the Tuna is best left simple, I decided to add something to the Chard: cherry tomatoes, capers,
and black olives.
For the Swiss Chard:
1 clove of garlic
10 tomatoes
tablespoon of capers
tablespoon of pitted black olives
- Cut the garlic in small pieces and let cook in a small pot until golden
- Add the chard (sliced into pieces)
- add some white wine to make it more wet and tasty
- When the chard starts cooking down, add the tomatoes, capers and olives
- Stir and let cook
In the meantime cook the tuna in a pan (with some olive oil) for about 1 minute on each side. When ready put it on top of the chard and enjoy!
Sophie,
ReplyDeleteI really must stop by more often! My husband is going to love this.
thanks! hope your husband enjoys it
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