Recipe by Michal Frischman
This is super easy to prep, and the salad stays crunchy and bright even when made a day in advance. It’s so simple because the bitterness of the radish and sweetness of the carrots are doing the dish’s heavy lifting.
Serves 6–8 as an appetizer
Slaw
Sharpen your sharpest straight-edge knife and julienne the watermelon radish and carrots until [until what?]. (This should take no more than 5 minutes of knife work. If it’s longer, you need to get yourself a proper knife.) Toss with salt, vinegar, and soy sauce in a nonreactive bowl.
To assemble: Lay tuna and avocado slices in shingles on a plate. Top with slaw and serve immediately.
Note: I buy the tuna pre-seared and frozen, since I am lazy. If unavailable, you can buy a 1-lb raw tuna block, season with salt and pepper, and press into sesame seeds. Sear in a bit of oil for 30 seconds per side, then slice with a very sharp knife.
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