
Yum to the yum to the yum, yum, yum!!! All I have to say is this Simply Seared Tuna w/ Triple Herb Sauce is SO GOOD AND SO EASY!!
Simply Seared Tuna w/ Triple Herb Sauce
Ingredients
2 - 6 ounce pieces of Ahi Tuna½ cup mint
½ cup cilantro
½ cup parsley
1/3-cup scallions
¼ cup walnuts
1/2 jalapeno
Juice of a lime
1/3 cup of chicken or veggie broth
2 tbsp extra virgin olive oil, plus a little extra to rub on your tuna
A fat pinch of salt and some pepper Serves 2 (but you will have extra sauce!)
Directions
Triple Herb Sauce
Start by pulsing jalapeno and scallions in a food processor until finely minced. Add in mint, cilantro, parsley, scallions, and walnuts; pulse until finely chopped.
Add lime juice and broth, blend until paste begins to form. Finish it off with olive oil and salt…. yum!!!!
*You may need a little less or more broth, you’ll have to play. Also, if you’re not crazy about spice, start with just a little jalapeno and then taste your way to the perfect spiciness!
Simply Seared Tuna
In a perfect world you would want to use a cast iron pan for this recipe, but I don’t own one. I used a Calphalon One iodized pan and was perfectly happy with the results.
Heat pan over a medium high heat. While you’re pan is heating up, rub your tuna steaks with olive oil and season one side with salt and pepper.
Once your pan is good and hot, add tuna to the pan and season the opposite side. For medium rare tuna you’re only gonna need a minute or so on each side, so don’t go to far. If you like you’re tuna more well done, then by all means, let it go a little longer. Flip and cook other side!
Plate tuna and top with Triple Herb Sauce… enjoy!!
Nutritional Analysis
Six ounces of Tuna w/ two tbsp. of Triple Herb SauceCalories: 282; Total Fat: 11.1g; Saturated Fat: 1.6g; Cholesterol: 77mg; Sodium: 81mg; Carbohydrate: 3.9g; Dietary Fiber: 1.5; Sugars: 0.7g; Protein: 41.4g
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This looks soooo good! I make a similar sauce for tilapia with basil, shallots, lemon zest, and butter from a recipe that I got out of Buon Appetit magazine. The extra sauce is delicious if you mix it into rice. I used the same method to make cilantro-lime rice once. You can pretty much experiment with all kinds of flavors.
Thanks for the delicious recipe
Katie – mmmm, that sounds like a delicious sauce…I’ll have to give it a try!
I have just one comment – Yummm!
Can’t wait to try this one!