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Seafood Stick Salad with Golf Sauce

This refreshing salad combines cooked vegetables and seafood sticks, finished with the classic golf sauce, making it a light and practical meal option.

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20 min preparation 15 min cooking 4 portions 1140 product views
Seafood Stick Salad with Golf Sauce

Ingredients

1 medium carrot
100 g green beans
6 florets of cauliflower
10 units of canned asparagus
8 processed fish paste sticks (seafood sticks)
3 tablespoons light mayonnaise
1/2 tablespoon ketchup
Lemon juice to taste

Where to find ingredients

Seafood sticks, canned asparagus, and mayonnaise can be found in the seafood, canned goods, and condiments aisles of most supermarkets. Fresh vegetables like carrots, green beans, and cauliflower are available in the produce section of grocery stores.

Preparation method

  1. Thaw the seafood sticks and cut them into smaller pieces
  2. Chop the carrot, green beans, and cauliflower into uniform sizes
  3. Steam or boil these vegetables until tender but still firm
  4. In a small bowl, mix the mayonnaise, ketchup, and lemon juice until a homogeneous cream is formed for the golf sauce
  5. Arrange the seafood stick pieces in the center of a serving plate
  6. Distribute the cooked vegetables and asparagus around the seafood sticks
  7. Serve the salad with the prepared golf sauce

Observations

A versatile recipe that balances the texture of the vegetables with the distinct flavor of the creamy sauce. Ideal as an appetizer or side dish, offering a beautiful presentation and an uncomplicated preparation.
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