Tuna Bien Masabe (Jose Andres) – This is the first in a series of interview/cooking segments featuring Community Leaders in Milwaukee, WI.
I am joined by Wendy Baumann. Wendy is the President and Chief Visioning Officer for WWBIC which is The Wisconsin Women’s Business Initiative Corporation.
WWBIC-35th-AnniversaryWendy and CharlieCharlie DeSando and Wendy BaumannTesting the Tuna Bien
The video is a short interview with Wendy about her work at WWBIC and then we are going to cook something. In this case, Wendy will be cooking Tuna Bien Masabe, which is a Jose Andres Recipe.
You can also listen to the podcast version of this interview and cooking episode –
The idea for this interview/cooking segment comes from the HBOMax TV Show Salena+Chef #selenagomez, where Salena Gomez learns to cook, from world-renowned chefs, like Jose Andres, Marcus Samuelson, and Rachel Ray. Towards the end of each show, they talk about the foundation, charity, or non-profit that the chef is involved with.
Selena +Chef #selenagomez
My idea is slightly different. I will be interviewing community leaders in the non-profit world here in Milwaukee, discussing their roles in being a difference maker, and then we will cook something (their choice). Wendy is our initial guinea pig. She will be the chef and I will be her sous chef.
Tuna Bien Masabe
This tuna bien recipe is quick and easy. Marinate the Tuna overnight. Assemble the rest of the ingredients.
Marinated Tuna BienBreadcrumbs on Tuna Bien MasabeSauté tuna
Pasta, Ricotta, Arugula, and Tuna Bien
Heat some oil in a pan and add the ricotta. Next is the arugula, followed by the pasta. This dish comes together quickly and can be ready in 15 minutes.
Marinated TunaRicotta Cheese in PanArugula on the RicottaPasta on the ArugulaFold Pasta into sauceTuna Bien Masabe
I grew up in a restaurant family. We love to cook and be creative, and cooking in many ways is the most creative thing I do. I started this blog to share our creations and inspire novice cooks out there to have fun in the kitchen, and maybe even learn something along the way.
First in our series of Interviews and Cooking with Milwaukee Community Leaders
It really sounds wonderful! Great flavors.
Tuna is very versatile.🐟 When cooked well it is my favorite entree! 🐋🐡🦑🐠 Your tuna with pasta looks delightful! 🎣
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Drooling at this. Yum!
This looks like something my grandma would’ve made, and I would’ve happily gobbled up. Thanks!
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Thanks, Jeff!
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