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Recipes for so-so "fresh" tuna
Posted on 8/7/18 at 6:51 am
Posted on 8/7/18 at 6:51 am
Trying to think outside the box for that tuna we all see at the grocery store that's a good price but not exactly fresh? I saw 2 medium tuna steaks the other day for $8. The flesh was separating badly, looked "dry, but not yet brown. But I've been told it browns fairly quickly and that's not necessarily a sign of it being bad.
I'm talking things like smoked tuna dip for things like a tuna melt or tuna salad, etc. Recipes for cooking it through and adding ingredients to it, the opposite of a seared steak.
Any outside of the box recommendations?
I'm talking things like smoked tuna dip for things like a tuna melt or tuna salad, etc. Recipes for cooking it through and adding ingredients to it, the opposite of a seared steak.
Any outside of the box recommendations?
Posted on 8/7/18 at 8:32 am to baldona
Try this tuna skewer recipie:
Big cubes of the tuna
Vidalia onion chunks
Mix the following in a bowl, then brush on before grilling on super hot grill:
Ponzu Sauce
Sweet Chili Sauce
Chicago Steak Seasoning
Chopped Green Onion
Its got a great tangy asian flavor mixed with a salty deep flavor from the Chicago seasoning. First time I had it I was blown away by the flavor explosion.
Great way to mask less than fresh tuna.

Big cubes of the tuna
Vidalia onion chunks
Mix the following in a bowl, then brush on before grilling on super hot grill:
Ponzu Sauce
Sweet Chili Sauce
Chicago Steak Seasoning
Chopped Green Onion
Its got a great tangy asian flavor mixed with a salty deep flavor from the Chicago seasoning. First time I had it I was blown away by the flavor explosion.
Great way to mask less than fresh tuna.
Posted on 8/7/18 at 9:30 pm to TigerFan4040
Never thought about doing ka bobs with tuna, really like the idea. It stays on the skewer pretty well? Thanks for the tip.
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