Seared Tuna with Onion Sauce
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Seared Tuna with Onion Sauce
The garlic & butter fried sea bream that I had at a sushi restaurant was so impressive! It was a mix of Japanese style with a touch of Western style, so using that idea, I used a tuna block and turned it into something other than the normal sashimi, adding a touch of Western style, and it came out really delicious.
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Wipe off the excess moisture from both sides of the tuna block. Lightly season with salt and pepper (both sides.)
* Step 2
Mince the leek, garlic, and ginger and set aside. Combine the ● ingredients.
* Step 3
Thinly slice the onion. If it's spicy, soak in water. Lightly rinse the radish sprouts and then cut into 2 cm pieces.
* Step 4
Heat vegetable oil in the frying pan and cook the ☆ ingredients, being careful not to burn them, until fragrant.
* Step 5
Once fragrant, add the combined ● ingredients. Bring to a boil and then turn off the heat. This completes the onion sauce.
* Step 6
Next, heat some vegetable oil in a separate frying pan and pan-fry the tuna block until both sides are lightly browned.
* Step 7
Once done, slice into your preferred sizes.
* Step 8
Arrange the sliced onion on a plate and place the tuna from Step 7 on top. Scatter with lots of radish sprouts and then pour on lots of onion sauce from Step 5 to finish.
* Step 9
Since I didn't have any radish sprouts on this occasion, I used mizuna leaves.
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