From: br2brown
On Jul 6, 2005
I loved this recipe! The next time I'll cut out the 1/2 tsp of salt though, as I found it too salty. Still, it was some of the best fish I've ever tasted.
From: DianeH
On Jul 4, 2004
This was absolutely FANTASTIC! Not only delicious, but easy and looked great, too. Thanks SO much.
From: micha
On Apr 16, 2005
This was very good!Thank you SolightlyUK. Made the sauce as instructed and set it aside at room temp. Brushed tuna with sesame oil, coated one side with sesame seeds and seared over high heat for 1 minute (rare). Flipped and removed to platter. Plated over mixed greens with raspberry vinaigrette,couscous (made with chicken stock, grated zucchini and red pepper) and drizzled sauce over and around. Delish!! Thank you
From: Sharon123
On Nov 10, 2003
Nice flavor! I liked the onion and garlic cooked in the sesame oil. I used salmon instead of tuna, will try the tuna next time. Thanks!
From: Dr. Jenny
On May 7, 2009
I thought this was an easy to prepare tuna and it tasted good. I agree with br2brown that if you use regular soy sauce, omit the 1/2 tsp of salt, as I too found it a bit too salty. This would make a good mid-week meal when you want something fast, with ingredients many people typically have on hand.
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