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Fresh tuna may seem like an indulgence that’s best enjoyed at a sushi restaurant or a high-end seafood hot spot, but with a few tips in your arsenal, you can also cook this special, meaty fish at home. Whether you cook your tuna steaks on the stovetop or on the grill, remember that tuna is a lean fish that should be browned on the exterior but still rare in the center. In this video, learn how to make Martha Stewart’s tuna steaks, as she serves hers with a flavorful green sauce made with lemon juice, garlic, anchovies, basil, and oregano for a restaurant-style finish that’s a breeze to make.
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00:00Tuna steaks are great. Just sprinkle with salt and pepper.
00:04Takes about two minutes per side, and it's really flaky and tender if cooked well.
00:09I'm going to make a real quick sauce.
00:11Juice and zest of one lemon, one medium clove of garlic.
00:16We're going to add six anchovy fillets, just cut into small pieces.
00:20Add two tablespoons of olive oil, and that'll be done just about at the same time as the tuna.
00:26Now I'm just going to loosen the tuna, I'd say another minute and a half or so.
00:31And now you can add basil leaves, about a tablespoon, and a tablespoon of oregano.
00:37Remove your fish to a heated platter.
00:39Spoon over a little of this lovely green sauce.
00:43Tuna steaks like this are a quick and delicious meal.

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