Dinner and a Blog
As I was dropping Entrecards before work this morning I came across Diet Me and the post on The Benefits of Seafood! Seafood is low in fat and high in Omega 3 fatty acids and is really good for your heart and your cholesterol levels. Whether you get your fresh, frozen, or from a can you should eat it twice a week.
I chose fresh tuna for dinner tonight
(prior to grilling)
6 tuna steaks, washed and placed in a marinade of wine, garlic, and a splash of soy sauce. Dip the sides into a pepper blend and grill until medium rare. Enjoy!
We had ours with long grain and wild rice and fresh asparagus
Happy Travels!
I chose fresh tuna for dinner tonight
(prior to grilling)
6 tuna steaks, washed and placed in a marinade of wine, garlic, and a splash of soy sauce. Dip the sides into a pepper blend and grill until medium rare. Enjoy!
We had ours with long grain and wild rice and fresh asparagus
Happy Travels!
Thanks for this info! I better check my diet menu and include seafoods on it.
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It was a great dinner and my thanks to dietme for the inspiration! the best part is it was quick and easy
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That tuna looks better raw like sashimi. Good choice and healthy cooked or raw.
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hi tripthelady thanks for your comment about DietMe blog i love the post and i need motiving to get to my goal thanks.
DietMe
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wow this looks yummy.
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Tuna always looks soooooo good. I need to start eating more of it.
Of course, now I'm hungry.
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Reading this post has made ne hungry shame on you ! It looks yummy!
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Those tuna steaks look really good. We just had a new market open that is supposed to have a really good fish department. I hope so, we could sure use it.
I might just have to try this recipe out!
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it was a rarity for us to find tuna that nice here - they tasted as good as they looked
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Oh my, does that tuna looks scrumptious! I think I could eat tuna like that every day and never get tired of it!
It took me a while to learn that fish doesn't need a lot of seasoning or fussing. Your recipe sounds simple and elegant - sure to let the delicious tuna shine through!
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