Crudo Ahi Tuna
Learn how to crudo ahi tuna perfectly with our detailed guide, including timing, temperature, and expert tips.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- 1Ensure ahi tuna is sashimi-grade and properly stored
- 2Using very sharp knife, slice tuna into 1/8-inch thin slices
- 3Arrange slices on chilled plates in single layer
- 4Drizzle with premium olive oil and fresh lemon juice
- 5Season lightly with flaky sea salt and white pepper
- 6Garnish with microgreens, capers, and thinly sliced radish
- 7Add a few drops of high-quality aged balsamic if desired
- 8Serve immediately at room temperature
Expert Tips for Crudo
- 💡Use only the highest quality sashimi-grade ahi
- 💡Slice just before serving to maintain texture
- 💡Chill plates in freezer for 10 minutes before plating
- 💡Less is more - let the quality of fish shine
Ahi Tuna Temperature Guide
Doneness | Temperature | Description |
---|---|---|
Rare | 120°F / 50°C | Red center, seared exterior |
Medium Rare | 130°F / 55°C | Pink center, warm throughout |
Well Done | 145°F / 65°C | Opaque throughout, flakes easily |
Ahi Tuna Safety Guidelines
Important food safety practices when handling and cooking ahi tuna.
Cook to proper internal temperature
Use food thermometer
Remember
When in doubt, use a food thermometer. It's the only reliable way to ensure your ahi tuna is safely cooked and delicious.
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