
Tuna Tataki
Tuna Tataki
Japanese

- Starter
- 4 persons
- 30
- Mild
Elevate your culinary skills to a new level with this Tuna Tataki, a delicious fusion of taste and texture. This elegant, light creation is perfect for lovers of fresh fish and the refined flavors of Asian cuisine.

Ingredients
- 1 tbsp Roasted White Sesame Seeds
- 1 tbsp Roasted Black Sesame Seeds
- a splash Ponzu Shoyu Sauce
- a few drops Japanese Mayonaise
- a handful Seaweed Snack Original (Battered)
- 500 g tuna steak, suitable for raw consumption
- a dash of neutral oil
- cucumber, cut into thin strips
- pickled radish
Preparation method for Tuna Tataki
- Start by pickling the radishes (optional, but highly recommended). Slice radishes very thinly and mix them in a jar with a blend of rice vinegar (2 parts), water (1 part), a pinch of sugar, a dash of sesame oil, some peppercorns, and dried chili for that extra kick. Let this rest in the refrigerator for at least 24 hours so the flavors can blend well.
- Cut the tuna steak into a rectangle. Coat it with a bit of neutral oil and roll it in sesame seeds so they stick well.
- Heat a dash of oil in a pan and sear the tuna steak on all sides quickly. This must be done swiftly to keep the inside raw.
- Slice the tuna into strips about 1.5 cm wide. Glaze the tuna meat with a brush and ponzu sauce for a fresh, slightly sour taste.
- For plating, start with a layer of pickled radishes. Add strips of cucumber on top. Place the tuna tataki on top of this. Finish the plate with dollops of kewpie mayo, nori-tempura snacks, and the sliced spring onion.
Serve tip
For a vegetarian version, replace the tuna with firmly marinated tofu. Marinate the tofu in a mix of soy sauce, rice vinegar, and a bit of grated ginger. Briefly fry it on all sides and then follow the same preparation method as the tuna. A delicious alternative that will enchant vegetarian taste buds!