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Recipes from Bassas da India |
Sesame Tuna
Country: Bassas da IndiaCourse: Appetizer
Makes: 2 servings
Ingredients
- 1 7-ounce sushi-grade yellowfin tuna steak
- Chicken spice to coat (more on that later)
- Sesame seeds to coat
- 1 tbsp olive oil
- 1/2 tsp powdered chicken stock
- Pickled ginger
- Soy sauce (for dipping)
Directions:
- Coat the tuna with the spice blend, then sprinkle both sides with sesame seeds.
- Heat the oil in a pan. As the oil heats up, stir in the powdered chicken stock.
- Add the tuna steak and fry lightly on both sides. You only want about a quarter of the meat to actually cook through; the remaining 3/4 on the inside should stay pink.
- Remove the fish from the heat and slice thinly.
- Serve with pickled ginger and a small dish of soy sauce for dipping.
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