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Tuna on the Spider with cast iron grate
cockstrimsky
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Anyone tried searing tuna on a cast iron grate in the spider? Looking for any tips/thoughts on amount of sear time with wide open vents.
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That should work, I like to let my Tuna just look at the fire and the on the plate. Hot and fast for me.
Jupiter JimI'm only hungry when I'm awake!
Okeechobee FL. Winter
West Jefferson NC Summer
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Seared some ahi tuna last weekend-550 deg and rising on CI on spider-45 seconds per side and came out nicely cooked. Sorry no pictures.
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Kinda like doing a beef steak.. A hot fire and a minute or so on each side, cooked to medium-rare at most. Depends on the thickness, and liking mine cut well over an inch, the time will be a bit longer. I find that Lawry's Havana Garlic & Lime marinade (30 min.) adds great flavor to tuna steaks.
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