It is my pleasure to share with
you all this humble recipe that I put together and am currently snacking on. Forgive
me for being subjective, but it is now my favorite simple joy of all time,
hands down. It was born last year, when I was racking my brain trying to think
of a fast, easy, and absolutely healthy bite. I introduced it to my mom last
Christmas and since it was my own creation, it wasn’t named yet. Funnily
enough, we decided to officially call it 'Pidada à la mode', our laughable equation
of the main ingredient's local name, I guess with a French twist..♥
Camote tops (sweet potato tops)
[This can also be microwaved. I put together the tuna,
bell pepper, and the ground pepper in one short minute burst. Then I add the
scallions and the camote tops and give them a 1-2 minute spin. Since microwaves tend
to heat food unevenly, I divide this time into 1 minute intervals to make sure the scallions and tops are not wilted.]
Here you go :)
Camote tops (sweet potato tops)
washed clean, the
amount depending on how much you love to munch on it)
3-4 bell peppers/sweet peppers, halved
or cut into quarters
(local name: ‘pidada’) /pi-dä-d
/
(red bell
peppers have more vitamins and nutrients)
A small bunch of scallions/spring
onions, diced
Tuna flakes in vegetable oil
Lots of pepper, freshly ground
Pour the tuna flakes with its oil
in a pan. When it starts to boil on the sides, add the bell pepper slices. They
should be lightly cooked. Next, add the freshly ground pepper evenly by
stirring a little each time you add. Finally, add the scallions and the camote
tops. When they start to wilt (and a bit crunchy when eaten), remove from heat. Eat as a snack or as a rice
topping. Enjoy!



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