Refreshing and light! My cucumber-apple-fennel tartare is perfect for hot summer days or whenever you feel like a light and healthy meal. However, before we jump into preparing this delicious tartare, let’s learn a little about the two highlights in the dish: the fennel and the pink berries.
Fennel has a lot to offer, both in terms of taste and health.
Do you already know the red pepper, which isn’t actually a pepper? But these pink berries undoubtedly look good to eat. Pink berries, also known as Brazilian pepper, look like red pepper – but they are not even botanically related to it.
Pink berries give fish and vegetable dishes an exotic taste with their sweetness, but they also go well with poultry, game, dips, soups and sauces. Thanks to their soft shell, the pink berries are simply added whole towards the end of the preparation time or they are lightly pressed or crushed shortly before use. The fruits of the Brazilian pepper tree also differ significantly in taste from their visual competitors: pink berries have hardly any spiciness, but they taste sweet, slightly bitter and impress with their warm taste.
Preparation time: 25 minutes
Resting time: 1 hour
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