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#Searing tuna on grill how to#

Light up your charcoal, I am using the FOGO Premium Bag because it lights up fast and gets really hot.

Take the other lime and the grater and start grating the zest on top of the layer of sesame seeds.

Take one of your limes and use a grater, put zest all over the tuna, and season with salt and pepper.

Whisk your egg whites, and place your Tuna loin and cover it up.

You can use a spoon or your hands to make sure they stick well.

Place the sesame seeds in a container or plate, and start building that crust around the Tuna.

Use a brush to put your wasabi paste on the tuna loin, make sure to cover all of its sides.

Prepare your Wasabi as instructed in the packaging.

Make sure all the sides are covered in soy sauce - let it rest in the soy sauce for a few minutes

Place the soy sauce in a deep container and place the Tuna in it.

Let’s get the cooking started! Video Recipe Although Ramsay does his on the stove, I am going to sear them both in the grill to get that smoky FOGO flavor into it. The second Tuna steak is covered in beaten egg whites, seasoned with salt, pepper and a whole lot of lemon zest, finished off with a thin layer of sesame seeds and of course, more lemon zest. First I start with a Seared Ahi Tuna Marinated in Soy Sauce, brushed with fresh Wasabi and topped off with sesame seeds - this one is literally making me cry, and it is just a sign that the spicy level is about to go off the roof. So the two recipes I am going to explore today are quite similar in the way they are finished and cooked. Tuna does not have that much fat which makes it easier for it to become dry and flaky if overcooked.

You want to make sure to sear it on high heat and for a small amount of time.

When cutting into your tuna loins, make sure you do thick slices - it will help it keep its nice texture, it will keep its juices and avoid serving a dry tuna.Buy the right type of fish and make sure it's fresh.

#Searing tuna on grill how to#

So in order for me to learn how to sear this nice piece of Tuna steak without ruining it, I went to the one and only Gordon Ramsay, found a few videos on YouTube of him teaching how to do Ahi Tuna and there are few takeaways that I would like to share with you. Let me tell you, it did not disappoint!Īhi Tuna, also commonly known as Yellowfin Tuna and in my opinion one of the best fish you can get out there, it is buttery, fresh and just overall amazing. This is one of my favorite dishes to have when I’m out of town or on date night with my wife, but I’d figured it could be just as easy to make at home, so I’d thought to give it a try. Sprinkle with scallion and chili to taste, serve immediately.Today I’m recreating two of Gordon Ramsay’s recipes which are two different marinades for Seared Ahi Tuna, but on the grill. Cut the fish into thin slices and drizzle with the dressing.Add the tuna to the grill and sear for 5 seconds (for rare) to 45 seconds (for medium well). Season the tuna with salt and pepper and set your Cinder device to sear mode.Whisk together the sesame oil, soy sauce, rice vinegar, and mirin in a small bowl then set aside.Whisk together a few simple ingredients, sear the tuna with precision only Cinder can offer, and enjoy restaurant-quality food in minutes.

With tuna of the highest quality (ask your fishmonger for sushi grade) very little is needed to bring out the fish’s naturally complex flavor profile. This Marinated Seared Ahi is one of the most amazing dishes you can make at home! It’s bursting with flavor, super easy to make, and fantastic as an appetizer or healthy dinner served with rice or cold noodles.