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6–8
Easy
Published 1995
Ideal for summer days when you decide to have a barbecue, tuna fish is best when just seared on the outside and still raw inside.
Tuna fish is sometimes sold in a thick fillet, and sometimes cut across the bone into a steak. If the latter, this divides neatly into four by removing the central bone and cutting each of the two fillets in half. Cut the fish into even-sized pieces as thick as possible. Six thick chunks cooks far more satisfactorily than twelve neat slices. Brush the fish with the sherry vinegar and olive oil.
