and quick pan searing. Saku tuna is yellowfin tuna or ahi tuna, if you prefer the latter term, and is commonly used in sushi preparations. Translated from Japanese, “saku” means “block ...
1. Pat dry the tuna with kitchen paper. Mix the sesame seeds, herbs, lime zest, cayenne pepper and salt. Coat the tuna in the mixture. 2. Heat the oil in a nonstick pan. Sear the tuna for 20–30 ...
On a black background. The pan with roasted tuna steaks and lime rotates. The pan with roasted tuna steaks and lime rotates. On a black background. Closeup of Sliced Raw Tuna Yellowfin on a table with ...
Super slow motion raw piece of tuna falls on the table with splashes of water. On a black background. Filmed on a high-speed camera at 1000 fps. Super slow motion fresh raw tuna steak falls on the ...