Tuna Tartare is a dish made of raw tuna that is finely chopped or minced. The dish is usually served with a sesame ginger sauce, and can be garnished with caviar, chives, and other herbs.
Tartare can be made with any type of fish, but tuna is the most common type used. The word “tartare” is derived from the French word for “raw”, and the dish originated in Polynesia. It was later popularized in France, and has since become a staple in many fine dining restaurants.
Tuna Tartare is a simple dish to make, but it requires fresh, high-quality ingredients. The tuna must be sushi-grade, and should be cut into small cubes using a sharp knife. If you are not comfortable working with raw fish, you can ask your fishmonger to do this for you.
Start by making the tartare.
Chop tuna into 1-inch cubes, then mix the soy sauce, sesame oil, wasabi, ginger and salt into a bow to marinate the tuna.
Let it rest for half an hour.
Make the base by cutting avocados into 1-inch even cubes.
Place the tuna on the avocado using a greased mold, top with sesame seeds for crunch.
Unmold gently and serve.
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