Seafood Salad Recipes

Low Carb Seafood Salad Step Away From The Carbs

WebAug 26, 2020 · Add the olive oil to a large skillet and place over a medium heat. Add the seafood mix and the remaining ½ tsp Old Bay seasoning. …

1. Make the dressing by combining mayonnaise, celery, white wine vinegar, and onion powder, and ½ tsp Old Bay seasoning. Set aside.
2. Add the olive oil to a large skillet and place over a medium heat. Add the seafood mix and the remaining ½ tsp Old Bay seasoning. Cook until any pre-cooked seafood (eg mussels and shrimp) are warmed through, and the raw seafood (eg the calamari) is cooked.
3. Drain the seafood and mix with the dressing. Taste for seasoning and add salt and pepper as necessary.
4. At this point you could chill the mixture for up to a day in the fridge. Alternatively serve it room temperature or slightly warm, garnished with parsley.
Rating: 5/5(158)
5. To make the zesty mustard vinaigrette, in a small bowl, whisk together the Dijon mustard, lime zest, and lime juice. Add the olive oil, sumac, salt and pepper, and crushed pepper flakes (if using), and whisk again until well-blended. Set aside briefly.
6. To make the tuna salad, in a large salad bowl, combine the tuna with the chopped vegetables, Kalamata olives, chopped fresh parsley and mint leaves. Mix gently with a wooden spoon.
7. Pour the dressing over the tuna salad. Mix again to make sure the tuna salad is evenly coated with the dressing. Cover and refrigerate for half an hour before serving. When ready to serve, toss the salad gently to refresh.
8. Serve in pita pockets for a sandwich dinner. Or to serve as an appetizer, transfer to a serving platter and add pita chips and sliced heirloom tomatoes on the side. If you like, serve a portion of the tuna salad over the sliced heirloom tomatoes. Enjoy!

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