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Anybody have a marinade for tuna steaks?
Hi all,
I have some lovely tuna steaks that I want to grill tonight, but can't think what to do them in. Anyone have any ideas that will be less than 24 hours marinating? Jade |
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Anybody have a marinade for tuna steaks?
"Jade" wrote in message
... Hi all, I have some lovely tuna steaks that I want to grill tonight, but can't think what to do them in. Anyone have any ideas that will be less than 24 hours marinating? Jade Grilled Fresh Tuna Fish Marinade 3 tbsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. Splenda 1/2 c. white wine 2 tbsp. butter Marinate for 1 hour or so - turn after 30 minutes. Then grill, basting as fish cooks. Or here are a few links: http://www.spc.int/mrd/asides/recipes/bourbon.htm http://www.recipesource.com/side-dis...0/rec0096.html http://www.therecipebox.com/members/...sh/fis0058.htm I just searched for tuna fish marinade and got lots of other ideas. It really depends on your tastes, but there are lots of sites out there with good marinade recipes. Chris |
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Anybody have a marinade for tuna steaks?
Chris' marinade sounds like an excellent prospect. Thanks Chris!
We too love a good deep, cold-water fish, and eat it often. Our favorite treatment is to coat it generously with olive oil, dust it with: salt, cayenne pepper, onion powder, and garlic powder; and toss on a hot grill immediately (no "marinating" needed). Avoid overcooking! Use a very hot grill to quickly sear the outside, and cook the fish...but don't succumb to the tendency to cook it all the way through from both sides. The average slice (about an inch thick) should have no more than 4 min. on the first side, and 3 on the second. Most folks, especially those new to--or those harboring a general aversion to fish--tend to over-cook it. This will quickly and sadly render it less palatable. Enjoy! DustyB "c" wrote in message ... "Jade" wrote in message ... Hi all, I have some lovely tuna steaks that I want to grill tonight, but can't think what to do them in. Anyone have any ideas that will be less than 24 hours marinating? Jade Grilled Fresh Tuna Fish Marinade 3 tbsp. soy sauce 1 tsp. Splenda 1/2 c. white wine 2 tbsp. butter Marinate for 1 hour or so - turn after 30 minutes. Then grill, basting as fish cooks. Or here are a few links: http://www.spc.int/mrd/asides/recipes/bourbon.htm http://www.recipesource.com/side-dis...0/rec0096.html http://www.therecipebox.com/members/...sh/fis0058.htm I just searched for tuna fish marinade and got lots of other ideas. It really depends on your tastes, but there are lots of sites out there with good marinade recipes. Chris |
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Anybody have a marinade for tuna steaks?
in article , Jade at wrote
on 9/26/03 2:03 PM: Hi all, I have some lovely tuna steaks that I want to grill tonight, but can't think what to do them in. Anyone have any ideas that will be less than 24 hours marinating? Jade =- Oil and Balsamic Vinegar or Oil and a little light soy sauce... I like either... Patricia |
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