Non-members pay 10% surchargeJoin now! Member reviews & questions Our sashimi quality Ahi Tuna are caught one at a time in the local waters surrounding the remote Marshall Islands. Isolated in this pristine ocean environment the Ahi Tuna are returned fresh to our dock. Each Ahi Tuna has been handled using the "Japanese Method" to ensure high quality and good flavor. Each fish is prepared and packed within a few hours. Raw, frozen tuna steaks 4-8 oz. per piece 4-7 pieces per bag 32 oz. per bag Wild-caught via longline gear Harvested in Fishery Improvement Project fisheries Republic of Marshall Islands, Thailand, United States This product is covered by the Sam's Club Member Satisfaction Guarantee. Fresh, sashimi-grade, wild-caught ahi tuna Ideal for the barbecue, pan searing, and for eating raw in dishes like sashimi, sushi and tuna poke Enjoy as steaks quickly seared on the exterior but rare to medium-rare in the middle

A light sauce or some seasoning on the outside helps bring out the flavor Just how fresh is this ahi tuna? It's caught one at a time in the local waters surrounding the remote Marshall Islands. Each tuna has been handled using a tried-and-true Japanese method to ensure high quality and good flavor. Each fish is prepared and packed within a few hours of landing and immediately flown into Honolulu via cargo jet. From there, it's transported within hours to your local UPS hub. You will be amazed by the special Jet Fresh packaging, careful handling and quick delivery to your door. This ensures you have the freshest, most delicous ahi tuna you have ever enjoyed. Premium - 2 to 4 business daysShrimp MealsSeafood DinnersSeafood EntreesShrimp RecipesShrimp DishesFish DishesCook'S EntreesRedfish RecipesFoods DinnersForwardThis smoky and sweet honey garlic shrimp skillet is super easy with only five ingredients and cooked in less than 15 minutes!Alaskan Sockeye Salmon from Sam’s Club

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A garnish of sesame seeds and avocado give this light salad a rich, satisfying finish. The simple sauce that flavors the raw tuna also acts as the main dressing for the salad, although you can take Shaleah’s suggestion and also drizzle the salad with a few teaspoons of tamari thinned with water. We also couldn’t resist adding a little more oil to the tossed greens; sesame oil adds a toasted, nutty flavor and avocado oil lends its smooth, rich texture and just a hint of extra avocado flavor. If you invest in a bottle of avocado oil for this recipe, you can use it in place of other oils for pretty much anything you cook. The high smoke point (upwards of 500 degrees) makes avocado oil a suitable choice for sautéing, grilling or other high heat cooking. However, the buttery texture and delicate avocado flavor are often lost when subjected to high heat, so you may want to save avocado oil for drizzling over salads and already cooked meat, seafood or vegetables. Shaleah pointed out that this recipe omits two traditional ingredients that can be hard to find stateside: kukui nuts (also known as candlenut) and limu, a type of seaweed.

Correct us if we’re wrong here Shaleah, but in a pinch macadamia nuts might add a similar crunch when kukui nuts are nowhere to be found… as for the limu, check Japanese markets where a similar type of seaweed is often sold as “ogo.” Even without these two traditional ingredients, however, we’re happy that poke (remember, it’s po-keh) has found its way into our salad bowl. 2 tablespoons avocado oil 1 tablespoon sesame oil 1/2 cup sliced green onion 1/4 cup  finely chopped white onion 1/2 pound sashimi grade tuna, cut into cubes Crushed red pepper to taste Plenty of limu if you’re lucky enough to find it A handful of your favorite leafy greens (a combination of delicate and crunchy greens work well, like arugula + romaine) 1-2 green onions, very thinly sliced at an angle 1-2 carrots, cut into matchsticks A half dozen or so lightly cooked asparagus spears, cut into 1-inch pieces A generous handful of snow peas, cut in half