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This recipe inspired by chef Joshua McFadden, of Portland, Oregon's Ava Gene's, plays fast and loose with convention. Northern Italian tonnato, a silky, savory sauce made with tuna, typically is served with veal, but we like to balance the puree's rich, meaty flavor with sweet snap peas and peppery radishes; flaked tuna tops off the salad. Asian fish sauce may be a surprise ingredient, but just a couple teaspoons of it bolsters the flavor of the tuna.
Servings
Don't use tuna packed in water. It lacks the flavor and richness of oil-packed tuna and has a drier, mealier texture.
Kosher salt and ground white pepper
pound sugar snap peas, trimmed and strings removed
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