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Roasted Tuna with Tomatoes and Herbs

Submitted by smith

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Slow-roasted tuna filet with tomato, coriander, oregano and other herbs.

Original recipe serves 6.

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Ingredients

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2 1/4 pounds tuna ; fillet
1/3 cup wine vinegar
9 cloves ; whole
1/3 cup olive oil
black pepper
3 cloves garlic ; sliced thin
1 onions ; red, sliced thin
1 1/2 pounds tomatoes ; plum, seeded and chopped
1 teaspoon oregano ; dried
9 whole coriander seed

Preparation:

Preheat oven to 200 degrees F. Using a sharp knife, make 9 slits in the tuna filet. Fill each slit with 1 clove, 1 coriander seed and 1 garlic slice. Season tuna with salt and pepper. In an oven-proof pot, heat oil over medium heat. Add onion and saute about 8 minutes. Push to the side of the pot. Add tuna and saute about 12 minutes, until brown on all sides. Add remaining garlic, the oregano and tomatoes to the pot, scattering around the tuna. Season with additional salt and pepper. Pour in vinegar over the tuna. Bake uncovered in oven until a thermometer inserted in tuna reaches 145 degrees F (medium rare), or about 12 minutes. Transfer fish to a serving platter and spoon the tomato mixture over it. Let cool to room temperature. Slice tuna and serve. Serves 6.

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Nutrition Information*
per serving
Based on a 2000 calorie diet

DV %

16.8
--
2.3
5.1
20.9
17
89.6
24.6


Calories: 336.7
Total Sugars: 3.6g
Carb.: 7g
Fiber: 1.3g
Total Fats: 13.6g
Cholesterol: 51mg
Protein: 44.8g
Sodium: 589.7mg

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*Data provided by USDA


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