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Reviewed: Jun. 11, 2007
The taste was really good on this recipe but be very careful not to scorch or burn the sesame seeds with your pan being so hot.
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Reviewed: Jun. 9, 2007
Wonderful and easy to do. I used less sesame oil since it can be overpowering and less honey, which I may eliminate entirely the next time. But this is a keeper.
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The reviewer gave this recipe 5 stars. This recipe averages a 4.69 star rating.
Reviewed: May 22, 2007
Awesome! I would give this one 10 stars+++ I bought two small fresh tuna steaks for ten bucks from my local fish market but it was so worth it! DO NOT use frozen. When eating these steaks, they're practically raw, so make sure that they're bought and eaten the same day. Also wasabi is a must...adds a much needed kick
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Reviewed: May 4, 2007
I have never cooked tuna before and this recipe was excellent and so easy.
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Reviewed: May 4, 2007
This was a great recipe, with some recommendations. I added a little more honey, less sesame oil(would use a tablespoon or less), definitely used mirin, soy sauce(low sodium - it's what I have) and rice wine vinegar. Some wasabi paste added to the marinade and dipping sauce is a must for some zip. I cut the steaks so that they are about 1/2 to 3/4" thick and sear for about 40 seconds. If they are thicker they burn before they even cook a little - I like them pink, not red in the middle. Preheat cast iron, but be sure to turn down the head to medium high or you will have smoke and smoke alarms going off. Sesame Seeds - don't bother - I've tried it both ways, they don't add much, and they pop all over the place when you sear the steaks and make a mess. ( I lightly toasted them first - so if you have to have them - toast them, then dip the seared steaks just before you serve, and save yourself a lot of clean up. I served with plain rice or long grain and wild rice. Great to sop up the dipping sauce.
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Reviewed: Apr. 30, 2007
This is quick and easy and it taste great. I think it's better if you toast the sesame seeds first. We served it with rice, seaweed salad and steamed veggies. Everyone cleaned their plate.
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Reviewed: Apr. 22, 2007
EXCELLENT!! Thank you!
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Reviewed: Apr. 19, 2007
Excellent!
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Reviewed: Apr. 16, 2007
Very easy to make - was initially intimidated, but a quick sear was all that was needed. Thanks!
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Reviewed: Apr. 6, 2007
I loved this marinade for the Tuna steaks! It's great with or without the sesame seeds too. I served it alongside some sushi rice and drizzled soy sauce over it and some fresh grilled veggies. Yum!
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Reviewed: Apr. 4, 2007
RESTAURANT QUALITY!!! Didn't use seeds or wasabe. Used Sherry. EASY UNIQUE QUALITY IMPRESSIVE!!!
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Reviewed: Apr. 1, 2007
Oh my goodness - this was sooooo good. I had something like this at Bailey's in Key West last year, and I'm so glad to have found this recipe.
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Reviewed: Mar. 26, 2007
This was an excellent recipe! I recommend using a shallow plate to "dunk" the tuna in the marinade. I also used toasted sesame seeds and they seemed to stick to the tuna better. I served this dish with birds nests from Trader Joe's. Excellent recipe!
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Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2007
Amazing. I've made this so many times, and it's always a hit. I never have bothered with mirin, just used sherri as I've got it on hand.
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Reviewed: Mar. 16, 2007
The flavor was amazing and I loved the dipping sauce. I had a little problem with burning the sesame seeds but I'm new to searing tuna, so it was probably my fault. We had a leftover steak that we sliced up and used the next day for little sandwiches with wasabi mayo, and that turned out great too.
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Reviewed: Mar. 14, 2007
I followed the recipe pretty much just as written, though I seared the tuna about 60 seconds on each side, to medium rare. The flavour was wonderful and the steaks were moist and delicious. Served with a fresh green salad and some couscous, it was a hit. I'll certainly be making this again.
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Reviewed: Mar. 5, 2007
This recipe is amazing. I've made it twice now, and both times it has been perfect. The first time I used the sesame seeds; the second time I didn't. Tasted just as good without the sesame seeds. I also did not have Mirin wine and used white wine instead. I made it for a friend the second time, and he commented that it was better than anything he ever had in a restaurant.
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Reviewed: Feb. 27, 2007
Excellent will make over and over
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Reviewed: Feb. 27, 2007
I make seared tuna at least 2x a week. This is a good recipe. If you want to cut out some steps with the same great results instead of making the sauce Kikkoman puts out a "Roasted Garlic" Teriyaki sauce that is excellent with this fish.I serve the tuna on a platter with a small bowl of sauce, seaweed salad(found at your grocery store sushi bar)pickled ginger and wasabi paste.If your seeds are scorching add them to the tuna after searing just make sure that you toast them first. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Feb. 21, 2007
This is an excellent recipe. If you really want to enhance this recipe I advise one small addition. Get yourself a nice sized shallot. Before you sear the tuna, slice up a nice sized shallot and fry in olive oil until they are golden brown rings. When the tuna is done, sprinkle the fried shallots over the tuna slices. It not only makes it look really good but it tastes fantastic and gives it a different and very delicious texture! Also, for those who do not think Olive Oil makes a difference....It Does! Do not skimp on olive oil on this recipe! It gives it such an amazing flavor, even if you use a ugh, George Foreman. Also, know your butcher! Don't just sear Tuna from some place like a Super Target or Costco! BAD IDEA! Get the tuna where it is fresh or they fly it in fresh! Freshness makes all the difference with this!!!
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