Tuna steak is a food that a lot of people are scared of. When cooked correctly, it has a rounded flavor and a gentle meatiness that makes it feel rich without being too heavy, with a soft, buttery ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Rather than give your tuna steak a wash, a surefire way to kill bacteria is by cooking fish to the proper internal temperature.

Susan Ritts, the creator of Putting on the Ritts catering and Crazy Good Dressing, shares her recipe for a light appetizer. Cut tuna steaks into bite size pieces. Put tuna in a large bowl. Add avocado ...