![]() Fresh tuna salad is a cool meal for a hot summer evening. Use yellowfin tuna (ahi) for an environmentally friendly dish.
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Tucson, Arizona | Published: 09.03.2008
Here's a cool meal for a hot evening. The wonderful flavor and texture of fresh tuna tops a refreshing salad of lettuce, sugar snap peas, corn and grape tomatoes.
Searing tuna and leaving the inside uncooked keeps it moist and soft. The fish finishes cooking in its own heat. It has a crisp crust and remains red inside.
The timing is for fish 1 inch thick. If yours is thicker, add an extra minute to the sitting time. If you prefer the tuna well-done, add 2 minutes.
Look for yellowfin tuna (ahi), considered an environmentally friendly fish.
This meal contains 594 calories per serving with 26 percent of calories from fat.
Wine suggestion: Tuna is one of those red-wine-with-fish dishes. I'd pour a fruity pinot noir.
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