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Morgan Allen-Oliver

Tuna Steak with Caper Dressing

Seafood. What can I say? I can't get enough of it. Its just so versatile and rather good for you too I gather. Fish Finger sandwiches or fresh Mackerel from the loch, I will eat the lot! We are lucky that we spent a bit of time in Scotland by the edge of a loch where we catch said mackerel, lobster (technically a crustacean), Brown Trout and plenty of other mollusks. We did try Sea Urchin last year. Not for me.


Capers, too, were not always for me. I see them as one of those things like coffee, olives and jazz that we grow into. Coffee I have definitely ticked, Jazz I don't understand and as for olives - well even the devils work will never make me like them.


Anyway, I digress, but I do like capers now. This is so ridiculously easy, embarrassingly so, but looks fancy.


We eat this with Brussel Sprouts cooked with chorizo. Because they are yummy.


Ingredients. For 2.


2 Tuna Steaks

3 tbsp Olive Oil

1 tbsp Drained Capers

A good splash of Lemon Juice

1 Tomato, chopped an de-seeded

½ tsp Harissa / Chilli Paste

Handful of Chopped Coriander


Method


1. Brush the tuna steaks with olive oil and season well.


2. Put in the your griddle pan - for the nice lines - and cook each side for 3 minutes. Or to your personal liking. A normal pan is also totally fine.


3. You should have just enough time to make the sauce. Add all the ingredients to a pan and warm through. You can't get much easier than that.


4. Put the sauce on the tuna steaks and eat. I am stating the obvious to fill up space!



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