Fish Market Ahi Tuna Steaks Be the first to write a review Actual product packaging and materials may contain more or different information than that shown on our website. You should not rely solely on the information presented here. Always read labels, warnings and directions before using or consuming a product. View full Product Information Disclaimer Grilled Tuna Taco with Feta Cheese Grilled Ahi and Avocado Poke Include usage tips, key benefits, and helpful suggestions. Did you have a good or bad experience? Would you recommend this to friends or family? Be respectful to others. A combination of sliced salmon, tuna, tilapia, seared tuna, octopus, and/or shrimp on a bed of lettuce garnished with cucumber and/or lemon.Best flavor when eaten day of purchase. Lettuce, Cucumber and/or Lemon, Contains One or More of the Following Fish (Tuna, White Tuna, Salmon, Tilapia, Seared Tuna (Tuna, Ground Black Pepper Parsley Ground Ginger), Octopus, and/or Boiled Shrimp), Sushi Ginger (Ginger, Water Salt Acetic Acid, Citric Acid, Aspartame (Contains Phenylalanine), Potassium Sorbate, FDA Certified Food Color Red 40), Wasabi (Horseradish, Mustard, Mustard Extract, Citric Acid, Vitamin C (Ascorbic Acid)

, Artificial Coloring (FD&C Yellow 5, Blue 1), Water). Serving Size 5.90 oz(167g)Serving Per Container 1.75is brimming, bursting and oozing with all that we love about food–in delightfully bite-sized chunks, served up daily. L.A. and NYC are wild about poke (POH-kay). A fleet of restaurants with names like Okee Poke and Pokeworks are popping up to serve the traditional Hawaiian fish salad, which is like a deconstructed sushi roll in a bowl. It’s made with large cuts of tuna marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil, sesame seeds and green onions, served along side rice. This coastal restaurant craze hasn’t reached us here in Texas — My Google search for “Texas poke restaurant” returned Pok-e-Joe’s Smokehouse. But, poke has a lot going for it: It’s simple to make at home, flavorful, customizable, easy to eat on-the-go, and (drumroll, please!) it’s healthy. So, whether you’re a seasoned seafood foodie, new to poke and stoked about trying your hand at what is basically the spirit of Aloha in a bowl, or maybe looking for a new a flavor of protein that won’t derail your Paleo diet and Crossfit workouts, poke is for you.

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Fwiw, the steaks are not labeled as sushi grade, but I am not sure how much that really matters. From my brief research, it appears that the primary determining factor for what qualifies as sushi grade is the fat & oil content of the fish. That might imply that these wouldn't be as tasty as fresh sushi, but it does not really have any bearing on whether or not these steaks would be good without searing. Is there any reason that they specifically need to be seared? With fish, you have two safety concerns: parasites and bacteria. Freezing gets rid of parasites. It does not kill bacteria. You need heat to kill bacteria, that's why officially, food is only considered safe after being cooked to a specific temperature. Eating thawed uncooked fish is officially unsafe, and if you tried to sell it to people, the FDA would come after you. This being said, if your personal safety standards are not as high as the FDA's (which are extremely conservative), nobody will stop you from eating it.

It shouldn't be more dangerous than sushi, as long as you eat it immediately after thawing. There is the small probability of it being kept around some time before freezing (as opposed to sushi-intended fish which should be frozen on the boat immediately), but as fish deteriorates really quickly after death, you should be able to notice it smelling fishy if this is the case. Atlantic Bluefin 'Sushi/Sashimi Grade tuna' (Ahi is Yellowfin not the same species as Atlantic Bluefin) is only available from certified wholesalers, usually buying whole fish which are extremely expensive. All bluefin species are highly prized for sushi and sashimi. If you don't, beware of what you're buying. Escolar is widely being sold as fresh tuna! Escolar has been banned from consumption in Japan since 1977, as the Japanese government considers it toxic! I'm lucky to be able to only buy from my fishmonger, whose family has been fishing for generations. Fresh caught (in season) & frozen immediately to kill parasites.