Use canola oil or another oil with a high smoke point — not olive oil. The key to getting a good sear...
Because tuna steaks get dry and chewy when overcooked, the center should still be pink when it’s done cooking. What color should...
Bright red or pink tuna means it has been gassed. In its natural state, fresh tuna is dark red, almost maroon, sometimes...
Before searing tuna, it is important to bring the fish to room temperature so that it cooks evenly; searing chilled tuna might...
The steaks should sizzle when added. Cook, uncovered, 4 to 6 minutes per ½-inch thickness (6 to 9 minutes for the ¾-inch-thick...
Tuna steaks need a watchful eye during cooking to remain tender and moist. Don’t be turned off if your tuna looks medium-rare,...
Can you use frozen tuna for sushi? As a general rule, all tuna (and other fish) that is best for sushi will...
Heat the pan on the stove for about 2 minutes or until it reaches medium to high heat. Gently lay each tuna...
Tuna and salmon, on the other hand, are more steak-like and can be prepared anywhere from rare (about 110 degrees) to well-done...
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