Scorpius the Allfather
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You know what, I think I've asked you that question before.Miso is a type of fermented soybean paste.
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You know what, I think I've asked you that question before.Miso is a type of fermented soybean paste.
You know what, I think I've asked you that question before.
A couple of days ago I ate some tuna steaks for lunch. Put some Tony's on both sides and seared it for 2 minutes each side. So good. I'm gonna eat tuna steaks once a week from now on.
I hate wasabi but I did make a sandwich out of one of them using hamburger buns. I did put mayo on both sides but not a lot. It was great.Sear them and then cube them and make tuna salad with that, instead of with canned tuna. Go light on the mayo and add a little wasabi and soy. You'll never go back.
They were nice and pink in the middle. I was using medium heat.Sear them and then cube them and make tuna salad with that, instead of with canned tuna. Go light on the mayo and add a little wasabi and soy. You'll never go back.
Also, unless your tuna steaks were more than 2 inches thick, 2 minutes a side is too long.
I hate wasabi but I did make a sandwich out of one of them using hamburger buns. I did put mayo on both sides but not a lot. It was great.
They were nice and pink in the middle. I was using medium heat.
I was aiming for that and I honestly think I overshot it a tad. I tried a small sliver raw and it was good but I prefer cooking it a smidge. That might be my lunch for tomorrow.By all means eat it the way you like it, but if you have good tuna, there's a lot to be said for it basically being raw in the middle.
I had seen Alton Brown's video of cooking steaks directly over a charcoal chimney a long time, and decided it was time to try it out. Had a strip steak and a Denver cut (similar to chuck, which I marinated for fajitas). Got the chimney blazing in my fire pit and tried it out. I definitely put the ny strip on too early, but it was edible, and the fajita meat turned out great. Very happy overall, but due to the space, not a method for cooking for more than 2 people...