This is how to properly cook Tuna

BamaProud

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On top of your Charcoal Chimney:

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About 30 seconds on each edge then 3.5 mins each side.
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We make a dressing for ours that's lime juice, rice wine vinegar, sesame oil, a little soy sauce, and some paper-thin jalapeño slices with cilantro. Nom nom nom
 

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I bet that would be a great way to cook a deer tenderloin or part of a backstrap. Slice it thin like carpaccio. Then drizzle it in Tafkap's dressing he posted.

I need to drag one out of the freezer for a weekend appetizer.

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Seared tuna that is raw to rare in the center is some very fine eating. Costco's Ahi is pretty good too but not very fatty. I like a little more fat in my tuna but for the price, the tuna at Costco is killer.
 

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ROUGH COUNTRY HUNTER":lm7xmw53 said:
Looks good,I bet a big ribeye would be good like that

I've been wanting to cook a Ribeye beneath the Chimney(where you put the paper to light it) on top of of a lit grill, heat from top and bottom. I'm just worried that a lot of charcoal ash will fall on the steak from the chimney.
 

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Never tried tuna in that "condition", but a filet would be wonderful. These dressings are going to be tried !
 

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