Serves: 6-8
A French provincial recipe named after the capers (tapeno) which form part of its magical taste, this dip is often done without tuna, which I think is a great shame. It’s terrific served with good crispy bread or with hard boiled eggs as a salad.
Blend or pound solid ingredients in mortar or food processor until a smooth mixture is achieved. Add lemon juice and cognac (if using). Slowly add olive oil (as if making a mayonnaise).
Note: Keeps several days in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
A selection of Great Australian Recipes by renowned chef and television presenter Ian Parmenter. These recipes highlight
the unique style of Australian Cooking.
My preferred way of preparing the Christmas turkey is with two stuffings, one meat based, seasoned with spice and brandy, the other breadcrumb based flavoured with herbs and lemon.