Sunday, October 19, 2025

Grapefruit Carpaccio with Fennel Tartare and Pistachios


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Want to try a starter that's different from the usual salad? How about this fruity and fresh grapefruit carpaccio with fennel tartare and roasted pistachios on top? Bring it on! This recipe practically made itself in around fifteen minutes before you could dig right in. It’s vibrante, refreshing and delicious. I used pink grapefruit, but blood orange would be another great substitute.

 
  • 2 Medium grapefruit, peeled and thinly sliced
  • 1 Small fennel bulb
  • A few Mint leaves
  • 1 tsp Maille Dijon orange mustard
  • 2 tbsp White balsamic vinegar
  • 4 tbsp Extra virgin olive oil
  • 1 pinch Sea salt
  • Freshly milled black pepper
  • 20 g Pistachios, roasted and salted
    1. For the carpaccio, peel the grapefruit, removing all of the white pith. Cut the grapefruit into very thin slices with a sharp knife – as thin as possible. Wash and dry the fennel, remove the stalk, cut into small cubes and season lightly with salt.
    2. Add the diced fennel to the dressing and mix. Wash ming leaves, shake dry and chop finely.
    3. Mix the mustard, white balsamic vinegar, mint leaves, olive oil, salt and pepper. Then mix with the fennel and leave to infuse for 10 minutes.
    4. Arrange the grapefruit slices on a plate, slightly overlapping. Spread the fennel tartare on top and decorate with extra ming leaves and sprinkle with pistachios.

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    39 comments:

    1. Looks refreshing! Hope you are having a nice Sunday lunch, it was minus 1 this morgen when I woke up LOL

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    2. I will take out a mortgage to buy pistachios and perhaps try this!

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    3. I like grapefruit, but it interacts with a med I take so none for me. :( This looks tasty. I bet orange would work too, like a nice blood orange.

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    4. ...like Erika, I LOVE grapefruit, but I can't eat it.

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    5. Such an interesting combination.

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    6. First time I have seen this. I love grapefruit!

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    7. What a nice combination of flavors and textures. Karen (Back Road Journal)

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    8. Para ser sincera el pomelo no me gusta mucho, pero quizás preparado así tenga otro sabor que me atraiga más. Todo es probar.

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    9. Hello dear Angie. The dish looks delicious! Great idea!
      Thank you for visiting my blog.
      Warmest regards and I wish you a wonderful new week.
      Kisses and hugs!

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    10. Hello,
      This looks interesting, the combination of ingredients.
      Take care, have a wonderful week!

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    11. Interesting recipe, Angie. Thank you for sharing this. 😊

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    12. Many thanks for sharing this recipe.

      All the best Jan

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    13. The cuisine is looking so good. What a great recipe

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    14. Refreshing, nutritious and delicious :)

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    15. What a great idea! I love grapefruit and with fennel must be delicious!!.......Abrazotes, Marcela

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    16. OMG Angie, I love this! What a clever twist on grapefruit. Beautiful. Citrus is coming into season here and there will be plenty of grapefruit. I am saving this recipe!

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    17. Gracias por la receta. Te mando un beso.

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    18. I do like grapefruit but one meds I can't have it.

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    19. Such a vibrant looking dish.
      Tandy (Lavender and Lime) https://tandysinclair.com

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    20. Looks good and something different in a salad for me, Angie.

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    21. This carpaccio looks absolutely delicious!

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    22. So creative.. I would have never thought to put these flavors together.

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    23. I love the dressing made with chopped fennel.

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    24. This is a very interesting combination but it will definitely be very good.

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    25. What a gorgeous dish, Angie! The colours are so vibrant and the combination of grapefruit, fennel, and roasted pistachios sounds absolutely delicious.

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    26. Fresh grapefruit won’t be ripe for a couple of months but I plan to make this as soon as our neighbors tree is ready for picking. Lucky to get my pistachios and fennel fresh from the farmers market, too. ~ David (C&L)

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    27. This looks amazing. I like grapefruit :-D

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    28. Such an elegant dish, Angie. Such a delight for the holidays!

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    29. What a great (and tasty) idea!

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    30. what a creative dish and it sounds flavorful and delicious.

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    31. This is a very creative and delicious looking dish. The flavors go together beautifully.

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    32. A fresh salad that would have made my day.

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    33. This Grapefruit Carpaccio looks like a beautifully bright and refreshing starter! The combination of sweet-tart grapefruit, crisp fennel, and crunchy pistachios sounds light yet full of flavour, perfect for a sophisticated appetizer.

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    34. Angie, this looks so healthy and perfect for our Summer as well. Grapefruit is one of my favourite fruits. Lovely photos thanks for sharing this one.

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