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Old Oct-26-2009, 10:30 PM   #13
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I like this one...

Wasabi, (paste), little bit of low salt soy, little bit of cayenne, garlic powder, and black pepper, shot or two of Tabasco and a dash of Worcestershire, smoking butter, 30 seconds per side or until a thin pink line at center. Partake immediately with favorite sides, (rice), and/or favorite drink, (Sake). Seasoned mixture should be pasty, and stick to the fillets like gravy. Loin should be 2X2X4. Adjust cooking time/heat accordingly if using thicker pieces. The thin pink line is key.
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Old Oct-26-2009, 10:40 PM   #14
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I'll be there by 1:50, save some for me!
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Old Oct-27-2009, 07:32 AM   #15
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Wasabi, (paste), little bit of low salt soy, little bit of cayenne, garlic powder, and black pepper, shot or two of Tabasco and a dash of Worcestershire, smoking butter, 30 seconds per side or until a thin pink line at center. Partake immediately with favorite sides, (rice), and/or favorite drink, (Sake). Seasoned mixture should be pasty, and stick to the fillets like gravy. Loin should be 2X2X4. Adjust cooking time/heat accordingly if using thicker pieces. The thin pink line is key.
I will have to give that a try. I prefer mine with a thin GREY line around the outside.....like 20 seconds per side (5 sides....3 "edges" and the top and bottom). However, I will try it your way too.


Im right there with ya Curtis......seared Yellow Fin Tuna be my favorite.

Lobster, NOPE. Wahoo, NOPE. Fresh swordfish.......well,eh, maybe......

but the Yellow Fin Tuna is my "go to" meal.
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Cooter... Try this...

cut the fillets into 2 " squares.
Melt butter or whatever your preference is.
Magic Blackened Redfish seasoning.

Lightly season and I do mean lightly season the squares with the seasoning. Brush on the melted butter on both sides.

Heat the grill to 500 degrees. Throw the chunks on for about 50 seconds.
Done....

I normally cook some white rice and place in a bowl. Lay out the chunks across the top and garnish with some assorted vegetables...

Delicious and very appealing.

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Old Oct-30-2009, 04:43 PM   #18
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caught my first yellowfin this year and had my first homemade seared ahi. I'm no cook and it was still better than anything i've ever had in a restraunt. my favorite fish dish by far.
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Curtis,,,, Just like you said but i use sesame seed oil instead and its thaa bomb digity.

Carry on!

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Snuck out for a half a day and caught two more. Took your advice John and used sesame seed oil & it was the bomb. Thanks for the idea. Also dipped it in a little Wasabi Mayo from Trader Joes after it was done. Damn that shit gives me a woody.

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Old Nov-03-2009, 05:05 PM   #20
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In the ocean or in my refrigerator??????

Ocean Yes...

Refrigerator No...

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Snuck out for a half a day and caught two more. Took your advice John and used sesame seed oil & it was the bomb. Thanks for the idea. Also dipped it in a little Wasabi Mayo from Trader Joes after it was done. Damn that shit gives me a woody.

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Yeah the oils a little pricey but well worth the unique flavor of the sesami. Glad you liked it.

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yum yum...since i got my fish shipped in from my last trip yellowfin has been getting cooked left and right!

so far weve had

sashimi
spicy tuna hand rolls
Yellow Fin Tuna tacos :-) my fav!
breaded strips
seared ahi
bbq Yellow Fin Tuna
smoked Yellow Fin Tuna dip with crackers on game day
Yellow Fin Tuna melts my other fav!

and im still looking for more creations! :-)
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In the ocean or in my refrigerator??????

Ocean Yes...

Refrigerator No...

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I'm covered...Thanks though.
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