3 ways with tuna

For many, seafood is non-negotiable when entertaining. And Woolworths offers a variety of ready-to-eat seafood – think peeled and deveined black tiger prawns, salty smoked trout ribbons or flaky fillets, dainty trout bites, Danish herring, or cold-smoked trout cubes marinated in ginger and soya. Don’t forget the accompanying dips and sauces, such as tartar and prawn cocktail. Create moreish bites with a selection of your favourites, or add the entire range to your cart. After all, if you’re going to host a small crowd, why not go all out?
1. In a cocktail glass, layer Woolworths prawn cocktail with baby gem lettuce leaves, avocado slices, lime wedges and dill and top with Woolworths peeled prawns. Season with cracked black pepper and serve.
2. Spread cream cheese on a toasted halved bagel. Place trout pastrami or ribbons on top and garnish with red onion petals and caperberries. Top with the other half of the bagel top and serve.
3. On a platter, arrange poached soy, ginger and lime trout, hot-smoked pepper, mustard seed and dill trout, ready-to-eat sauce for seafood and tartar sauce with baby gem lettuce, sliced radishes, pickled red onion petals, lime wedges and sliced fennel.
4. To make a poké bowl, place cold-smoked trout cubes in a bowl with coconut rice, cubed mango, cucumber, avocado, pickled ginger and spring onions. Dress with Woolworths Asian dressing.
5. Serve herring with boiled, sliced baby potatoes. Drizzle with olive oil and a squeeze of lemon juice. Top with pickled red onions and chopped Italian parsley
6. Create a prawn platter, then combine sweet chilli sauce, lime juice, olive oil, garlic, sugar and coriander. Serve with garlic and chilli prawns and lemon wedges.
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Photography: Jan Ras
Recipes and Production: Jacqueline Burgess
Food assistant: Lerato Motau
Make the ultimate seafood spread using Woolies’ wide range of seafood. Choose from trout ribbons or pastrami, marinated trout cubes, ready-to-eat peeled prawns, hot-smoked or poached trout, and salmon.
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