
Seared Tuna Niçoise Salad
Seared tuna Niçoise salad with rare ahi, blistered green beans, baby potatoes, jammy eggs and olives in a sha
View Recipe →Shrimp cook in three minutes, which makes this the fastest serious protein salad you can put on a table. A quick smoked-paprika and garlic rub means they come off the grill with real colour rather than the pale rubbery texture that gives grilled prawns a bad name. Avocado and corn soften the edges, and a lime-cilantro dressing keeps the whole thing bright rather than heavy. It is high protein without tasting like a gym meal, which is the entire point.
Pat the shrimp completely dry. Toss with the smoked paprika, garlic, 1 tbsp oil, salt and pepper. Leave 10 minutes — no longer, or the acid-free rub starts to draw out moisture.
Heat a griddle pan until smoking. Grill the shrimp 90 seconds per side until pink, opaque and lightly charred. Pull them off the moment they curl into a loose C — a tight O means overcooked.
Whisk the lime juice, remaining oil, half the cilantro and a good pinch of salt.
Toss the lettuce, tomatoes, corn and red onion with half the dressing. Top with the avocado and warm shrimp, spoon the rest of the dressing over, and finish with the remaining cilantro.
Serve with our Charred Sweet Corn Salad, or swap the shrimp for seared tuna. See Salad Meal Prep Guide for storing avocado without browning.

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