Ahi tuna (also known as yellowfin tuna) is a variety that's lean with a mild flavor and meaty essence. It's typically sold in steaks that are around 1¼ to 2 inches thick. This makes these fish steaks ...

ahi tuna steak on a bed of greens - Victority/Getty Images Picture this: You just got the perfect sear on an ahi tuna steak. It's crispy and golden on its sides, and it's delectably meaty on the ...

When I see ahi tuna on a menu, I almost always order. For years, I had pondered the idea of attempting to prepare it at home. Let me say, "If I can, YOU can." This was a delicious meal - and a healthy ...

In the kitchen today, we welcome Chef Steve Talley from 110 Grill making an ahi tuna noodle bowl. Mix red peppers, shredded red cabbage, julienned snap peas and marinated rice noodles in a stainless ...

4 oz Sushi Grade Ahi Tuna -( per serving) coated in fennel crust. In an extremely hot small sauté pan (preferably coated or seasoned black iron) quickly sear tuna on both sides, careful not to scorch ...

Prepare your grill as you normally would with either wood, charcoal or gas. Temperature should be high. Coat tuna steaks in olive oil and lightly salt and pepper them. Let steaks sit for 5 minutes.

Few fish can stand the white-hot heat that blackening normally requires, but thankfully, tuna is one that can. Cooled off by mango and avocado, you’ll ­commit this one to memory, thanks to Los Sueños ...

Chef Tip: when shopping for ripe avocados, look for one with dark skin color and a little softness to the touch. Cut into small squares while still in the skin and then scoop out with a spoon 1 ...