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Article: There's Something Fishy Going on Here1 teaspoon coriander seeds1 teaspoon mustard seeds1 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoningHalf teaspoon wasabi powderSalt and pepper to taste2 8-oz. tuna steaksSesame oil as neededGrind the coriander and mustard seeds in a spice grinder and then combine with the lemon-pepper seasoning and wasabi powder. Brush the tuna steaks with sesame oil and then sprinkle with the seasoning mix and salt and pepper. Heat a non-stick skillet and then add some sesame oil. Make sure the skillet and oil are very hot. Add the tuna steaks and sear each side until desired doneness. This will vary with the thickness of the steak and how red you like it in the center. If the steak is thicker than a half-inch and you like it rare, you won’t need more than two minutes a side. seafood - fish recipes
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