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Spice-Rubbed Seared Tuna Steaks With Balsamic Reduction. When seared on the outside and left rare in the middle, ahi tuna has a delicious meaty flavor and rich, buttery Both of these types of tuna have flesh that ranges in color from pink—usually found in smaller fish—to a deep red found in larger. It not only adds a nice flavor to the fish but if you then take out the fish and add a little more wine while the pan is really hot it will deglaze your pan and leave you with a really nice white wine and peppercorn reduction (or pan gravy.

To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few components. You can have brad's pan seared ahi tuna with red wine balsamic reduction using 11 ingredients and 10 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make Brad's pan seared ahi tuna with red wine balsamic reduction:

1. Make ready 6 ahi tuna steaks
2. Make ready 1 mrs dash original seasoning
3. Prepare reduction
4. Get 3 cup cabernet sauvignon or merlot
5. Prepare 2 tbsp balsamic vinegar
6. Get 4 medium roma tomatoes, diced
7. Take 1/2 medium sweet onion, diced
8. Take 1/2 tbsp butter
9. Prepare 1 lg clove garlic, minced or pressed
10. Make ready 1/3 cup chopped fresh basil
11. Take 1 pinch of kosher salt

In the meantime, put one tablespoon of butter into a pan and let it melt on medium heat. Add the onion and shallots in oil, and allow the onion cook until it is translucent, stirring all the while. For one thing: it comes For another thing: it is usually cooked medium-rare: seared on the outside, red on the inside. Neither the vinegar nor the wine need to be the best quality, yet the reduction will take on a nice quality flavor.

Steps to make Brad's pan seared ahi tuna with red wine balsamic reduction:

1. Start the reduction by melting butter in a medium sauce pot on medium low
2. Add onions and carmelize stirring often
3. Add rest of reduction ingredients and bring to a simmer
4. Continue simmering until tomatoes are stewed and mixture reduces by at least half
5. When reduction is close to done, coat a heavy cast iron skillet with oil and heat until oil is almost smoking
6. Add cold tuna steaks to pan and sprinkle with mrs dash seasoning
7. Sear for two minutes each side. Sprinkle mrs dash on other side after you flip steaks
8. Remove from pan when steaks are cooked to rare. There should be a little pink in the middle
9. Immediately plate steaks. Top with warm reduction. And garnish with a small basil leaf.
10. Serve with herbed fettuccine and a steamed vegetable

Combine in a wide pan and boil until reduced by at least half (depnding on how thick and syrupy you want your sauce). Sugar can be increased or decreased to taste. Once sufficiently seared, take the tuna from the pan and place it on the bed of freshly seasoned herbs. Roll the tuna around until it has a nice coating On the plate, sparingly place the balsamic reduction (make a little design if you're up to it). Add the balsamic reduction sauce and Pan seared lemon pepper tuna steaks seasoned with homemade lemon pepper seasoning, seared in garlic and butter cooked medium rare to enhance the.

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