Tuna has replaced beef as the most common animal food eaten raw, at least in our experience. Jean-Georges has long featured raw tuna in various forms on his menus: these are the most popular of those recipes.
They begin with the wonderful and simple tuna tartare. Next up are three dishes with Asian flavors—tuna and vegetables in a Vietnamese-style summer roll, a roll in which the wrapper is daikon radish, and a deep-fried spring roll in which the tuna stays nearly raw. Finally, there is the elegant tuna and fennel tart, baked just long enough to take the chill off the tuna.