Friday, April 7, 2023

Words & Brush Weekender: Easy listening music and chat, Friday 7th April 2023, Free Choice - all genres of music welcome

 Easy listening music and chat, Friday 7th April 2023, Free Choice - all genres of music welcome!


Enjoy some good music here on Words & Brush, it's your free choice so please post any of your favorite music of all genres! 



Tuesday, April 4, 2023

Words & Brush Recipe Corner: Tunisian tuna and preserved lemon sandwich

Tunisian tuna and preserved lemon sandwich

Recipe by Vered Guttman

https://veredguttman.com/index.php/2020/08/06/tunisian-tuna-and-preserved-lemon-sandwich/


Imagine a large bread roll stuffed with canned tuna, tomato sauce, preserved lemon, harissa, warm potato, half-boiled egg and chopped vegetable salad. This is the classic Tunisian sandwich, a take on the French pan bagnat tuna sandwich. But you can think of it as the best tuna salad sandwich you’ll ever have.

The sandwich was brought to Israel by Tunisian Jews, and although it is not the most popular street food, it can still be found in the Shouk in Natanya, Ramla and Tel Aviv. The Israeli version changed a bit over the years and does not include tomato sauce, for example.

The original sandwich is made with fried bread roll called fricassee. We will use regular Italian sandwich rolls (or any roll you prefer) to make the process much simpler and less oily.

Preserved lemon is available at Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s (around the winter holidays, for some reason) and at Middle Eastern and some Kosher supermarkets. Or make your own, which is both easy and so much better in taste. Recipe here.

Harissa sauce is available at Whole Foods, Middle Eastern and Israeli supermarkets. Or better yet, make it yourself.

Servings

4

servings
Prep time

30

minutes
Cooking time

40

minutes

INGREDIENTS

  • 2 Yukon gold potatoes

  • Kosher salt

  • Black pepper

  • 4 eggs

  • Italian sub rolls or any long shaped rolls

  • Harissa (recipe here or store bought)

  • Two 7 oz. cans tuna in olive oil, drained

  • ¼ – ⅓ cup Preserved lemon, chopped (recipe here or store bought)

  • ¼ cup pitted Kalamata olives, sliced

  • 4 green onions, sliced

  • 4 tablespoons chopped cilantro

DIRECTIONS

  • Cook skin on potato in salted water until tender. Cool until warm and slice to ¼ inch slices, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Keep warm.
  • Bring salted water to boil in a medium saucepan over medium-high heat. Use a spoon to put the eggs in the water, bring back to boil, cook for 7 minutes and transfer to ice water to stop the cooking process. Set aside.
  • Split each bread roll lengthwise and spread the bottom half with about 1 tablespoon harissa. Crumble tuna on top of the harissa then sprinkle with chopped preserved lemon. Arrange sliced potato and sliced egg, olives, green onion and cilantro. Put the top half on top of the cilantro and press using your hand to let the flavors run into the bread, and serve.


enjoy


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Sunday, April 2, 2023

April Open Thread


Now it maybe time to plant and start on spring cleaning.  








 



Any hour of the morning is coffee or tea time, join us!  Tell us where you are on your project. Are you happy where it's going?

Maybe the beach will inspire you










Some stories and movies you wish would just keep going, 

I always wonder what happened and the story was just left open ended.






After coffee the gears start churning to get to first tasks of the day.











And this month is spring break for many.  Whether it's the beach, pizza or the mountains or just a staycation works just find t6o recharge.



















Go out for seafood at that little restaurant on the beach everyone is talking about.











Remember the nutritional content and the zinc and selenium with omegas in seafood will help recharge the mind and body to write that big important story as it should be written.  Don't forget to read a good book!


















Of course  many are homebound but put this on and through the night, very relaxing to take you away for awhile.










In the meantime keep on journaling!