When I cook tuna, I usually fry the tail pieces up into chunks. This is just an starter but could be a mail course. I use house autry breader and light cooking oil. Good stuff when dipped in fat free ranch or a honey mustard.
When I cook tuna, I usually fry the tail pieces up into chunks. This is just an starter but could be a mail course. I use house autry breader and light cooking oil. Good stuff when dipped in fat free ranch or a honey mustard.
Bert - Did it this weekend as you suggested. Cooked the tuna as I like it, which is just seared and raw the rest of the way. All I did was let a steak sit wrapped in foil for about 5 minutes right off the grill and it was perfect once opened up, not raw but partially cooked and mighty juicy still ! Thanks for the idea
Another way to cook tuna, and other oily fishy fish is to poach it.
Cook it in a broth made of milk, fresh herbs and a pat of butter. Don't let it boil, just slow cook it till it starts to flake apart. Remove quickly, serve on rice.