STEP 1/8
We prepare tuna steak part that you can buy at Sajohoe Tuna Mall. It doesn't matter if it's a different part! It's better if it's a little thick.
STEP 2/8
Soak tuna in salt water for 5 minutes, wash it, and drain! Apply Dijon mustard. (If you don't have Dijon mustard, apply American mustard or mirin, no honey mustard!)
STEP 3/8
Turn the sesame seeds and coat them all over. It's okay if it's a little empty or excessively stained (it falls off a little while baking lol)
STEP 4/8
Mix the sauce ingredients and stir well enough to dissolve the sugar, then squeeze the lemon and put it together! Add katsuobushi at the end after mixing. (It tastes better to keep it in the refrigerator)
STEP 5/8
Grease the pan, heat it over high heat, and bake four sides for 15-20 seconds. (Always be careful of oil and fire!) After cooking, let it last for 2-3 minutes.
STEP 6/8
Cut the cucumber into small pieces, slice the onion into thin slices, and cut the soil in half. You can change vegetables to suit your taste! Vegetables with crunchy texture go well with you.
STEP 7/8
Strain the sauce through a sieve and discard the ingredients. If you don't have Katsuobushi, you can use Honda City, Kkamdashida, and Miwon
STEP 8/8
Cut the tuna into thicknesses that suit your taste, put it nicely with vegetables, and sprinkle the sauce to complete it! It's better to eat the sauce when you put it in a small amount
If you cook it too much, it can break when you cut it.
It is also a convenient way to proceed when it is slightly frozen.
If the knife doesn't cut well, it's easier to cut if you cut it thickly!