Sriracha-seared Tuna
The recipe is straight out of the Sriracha Cookbook (with an addition of avocado).
The tuna came from Central Fish. It was excellent.
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The recipe is straight out of the Sriracha Cookbook (with an addition of avocado).
The tuna came from Central Fish. It was excellent.
Kim was craving fish tonight, and I wanted to use up some extra ingredients we had in the kitchen, so I stopped by Central Fish and picked up a whole striped bass. I just threw this together with what I had on-hand, so adjust as desired.
First, I mixed a quick brine using fresh-squeezed orange juice and soy sauce. I laid out banana leaves in a baking pan (to help trap the liquid), bathed the fish, then stuffed it:
Pappy’s or other seasoning mix, to taste
I sprinkled a little more of the spice mix on the outside, then doused the top side in Tapatio, closed up the banana leaves, and wrapped everything in foil. I heated the grill to about 350° and cooked that for about an hour.
The fish was tasty, but the best part may have been the onions.
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