Jung Ho-young's Frozen Tuna Home Makase Full Course
A full-course recipe to enjoy frozen tuna at home like a Japanese specialty restaurant—perfectly thawed and cleaned without any fishy odor, served as sashimi, sushi, and donburi all in one meal.
Ingredients needed 3 servings
Recipe
Cooking tips
- When preparing tuna at home, avoid fully thawing it—keeping the center slightly frozen ensures the flesh stays intact and doesn’t become mushy.
- When slicing tuna sashimi, always cut across the grain to break up the tendons and preserve the meat’s natural tenderness and smooth texture.
- The tough tendon part of the belly fat is hard to chew when raw, but when torched separately, the fat melts, enhancing its richness and softness.
- When shaping sushi rice, lightly wet your hands with water to prevent the grains from sticking and make molding easier.
Recommended for
- Those who want to enjoy a premium-quality, restaurant-style tuna course at home at a reasonable price.
- Home cooks seeking expert tips to completely eliminate the fishy odor from frozen tuna and properly thaw and prepare it.
- Cooking enthusiasts aiming to master a diverse, multi-course meal using just one ingredient—sashimi, sushi, and donburi—all from the same tuna block.
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