Ingredients
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3/4
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1/2
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1
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1
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1
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2
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2
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1/4
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2
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1
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1/2
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-
-
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Directions
Seafood Salad Imoyo, From South of the Sahara by Elizabeth Jackson Imoyo dishes have a Brazilian influence brought to West Africa by freed slaves who returned to the Nigerian coast from Brazil in the 19th Century This seafood salad can be made with lobster, or scallops–your choice It would traditionally be served with boiled yams or plantains , From South of the Sahara by Elizabeth Jackson Imoyo dishes have a Brazilian influence brought to West Africa by freed slaves who returned to the Nigerian coast from Brazil in the 19th Century This seafood salad can be made with lobster, or scallops–your choice It would traditionally be served with boiled yams or plantains
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Steps
1
Done
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The Parsley Fill a Large Skillet With Water to a Depth of About an Inch and Bring the Water to a Simmer. |
2
Done
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Add Fish and Poach About Five Minutes or Until Opaque and Beginning to Flake (this Will Depend Upon the Thickness of Your Fillets). |
3
Done
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Remove the Fish Gently With a Slotted Spatula, Allowing Any Excess Water to Drip Back Into the Pan, and Place the Fish in a Large Bowl. |
4
Done
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Now Add the Shrimp to the Simmering Water and Poach Tem About 2 to Four Minutes or Until Done -- but not Overcooked! |
5
Done
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Remove the Shrimp, Draining Off Any Excess Water, to the Bowl. |
6
Done
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Reserve 2/3 Cup of the Poaching Liquid and Discard the Rest (or Reserve It For Another Use). |
7
Done
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Peel and Seed the Tomato, Chop the Tomato Flesh, and Add It, Along With the Peppers, the Parsley and the Garlic, to the Bowl With the Seafood and Toss Gently. |
8
Done
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in a Small Saucepan, Whisk the Lemon Juice, Olive Oil, Tomato Paste and Salt Together and Add the Reserved 2/3 Cup of the Poaching Liquid. |
9
Done
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Bring to a Boil, Reduce Heat and Simmer, Uncovered, About Five Minutes. |
10
Done
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Pour the Sauce Over the Salad Mixture and Stir Gently. |
11
Done
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Let Stand at Room Temperature at Least 30 Minutes Before Serving. |
12
Done
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Serve at Room Temperature. |