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Uploaded by on Jul 25, 2011

How to cook some Pan Seared Tuna Steaks.....it's quick, inexpensive. & easy. Just watch the video & you'll see that anyone can do it.

Made some Chile & Garlic Infused Oil. Looking for an excuse to use it, I thought, how about some fish. True, the oil goes well with most anything, but fish is quick, easy & delicious. PLUS, can substitute most any cooking oil in this recipe. (gotta be careful with Extra Virgin, burns easily)

Picked up some Tuna Steaks at the local grocer, & some "steam in a bag" veggies to go with it. Be eating in half an hour, plus it'll be healthy, quick, & delicious. Nothing to loose.

So here we go, same directions follow, regardless of stove, pan, oil used, or even which fish you decide on using.

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  • I love to cook and listen to TOOL at the same time!

  • @brikrantz Right on. That's what I'm talkin' about. Good music & cooking up some grub is an almost perfect combination. Add your favorite beverage & it just doesn't get any better.

  • can i use season all

  • @crimsionprincess88 Certainly, as a matter fact, I used a chile & Garlic infused oil in this video.

  • @crimsionprincess88 The trick to cooking isn't being able to follow a recipe, it's got much more to do with understanding the technique and making your own recipe. Make it your recipe & it'll be better than anything I could ever cook for you. Never be afraid to experiment with ingredients you like.

  • is there a sauce to eat them with??...n by the way they look great!=)

  • @rolet18 I usually eat them as they are. The simple seasonings I used allow the flavors of the fish to really shine. I have built sauces for salmon. What I usually do is mix 2/3 Tiger Sauce to 1/3 water and deglaze the pan. Add 1Tbsp butter & let the sauce reduce by half. Makes a great sauce. If gona make a sauce, don't use a non-stick pan so you can develope fond on the bottom of the pan. Lots of flavor. Thanks for watching & commenting.

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  • @gardini100 Amen brother. Probably one of my favorite fish because of how many different ways there are to prepare it.

  • tuna is a fantastic product ..i can eat it even raw :)

  • @jared8455 I've never prepared squid before. I've had Calamari (battered & fried) & loved it, but never found squid in the grocery store before. Glad to hear the Tuna Steaks turned out great. Thanks for the feedback.

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