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Salad Nicoise


Dana

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I'm hosting "the girls" on Saturday for our monthy lunch and chit-chat. I'm serving Salad Nicoise from Fine Cooking Sept. 2001. I've confit-d the tuna and will make the herbacious dressing recommended in the mag. It's really delish, but I'm not sure about a wine. I thought of a sparkler, as this is lunch, such as Frixienet, but maybe a Chenin Blanc or a Sauv. Blanc would be better. I like to expose my friends to as many wine varities as I can. Last time, I served Villa Maria Sauv. Blanc. and they really liked it. Any recommendations? I thank you and my friends thank you.

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I think you needs something with freshness, that can handle the oilyness of the fish, would suggest a dry spatlese from 2002, or possibly Rosata Arneis - Giacosa?

A meal without wine is... well, erm, what is that like?

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I'm hosting "the girls" on Saturday for our monthy lunch and chit-chat. I'm serving Salad Nicoise from Fine Cooking Sept. 2001. I've confit-d the tuna and will make the herbacious dressing recommended in the mag. It's really delish, but I'm not sure about a wine. I thought of a sparkler, as this is lunch, such as Frixienet, but maybe a Chenin Blanc or a Sauv. Blanc would be better. I like to expose my friends to as many wine varities as I can. Last time, I served Villa Maria Sauv. Blanc. and they really liked it. Any recommendations? I thank you and my friends thank you.

Dana,

One of my favorite dishes.

I like Chablis or a lighter style pinot with Nicoise, myself, but the suggestions already made might make me rethink those choices.

Best, Jim

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