Pre-seared, frozen and vacuum-packed tuna tataki – 16 × 3 oz
- 16 units of 3 oz — approximately 85 g each
- $12.13 / 100 g
- 1 unit of 3 oz
- $10.31 / unit
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Pre-seared, frozen, vacuum-sealed tuna tataki – 16 × 3 oz
The DKL Foods tuna tataki simplifies the preparation of a refined appetizer or a meal inspired by Japanese cuisine. Already seared and ready to eat after thawing, it allows you to focus on presentation and side dishes.
Slice it thinly, arrange it on a plate, and serve with ponzu, teriyaki, or soy sauce, depending on your taste. For a unique touch, serve it with a cilantro or wasabi mayonnaise.
Each box contains 16 portions of 3 oz, which is approximately 85 g per unit and 1.36 kg in total. The product is frozen and vacuum-sealed, a practical format for planning multiple meals.
Add the tuna tataki to your cart for your next appetizer or dinner with friends.
Why choose this tuna tataki?
It is already seared
You do not need to perform the initial searing of the tuna. After thawing according to the package instructions, simply slice and serve.
Tataki is a preparation of tuna seared on the surface: already seared does not mean fully cooked through. It maintains the character of a raw or lightly cooked fish preparation.
An easy-to-customize presentation
The thin slices allow for a variety of presentations. Arrange them in a fan shape for an appetizer, over a crisp salad, or in a meal bowl with the side dishes of your choice.
You can also serve the tataki with sautéed vegetables prepared separately.
Portions to suit your menu
The 16 × 3 oz format allows you to choose the quantity according to your guests and the type of meal.
One unit can serve as the base for an appetizer. For a more generous main course, plan for more tuna and complement with rice, vegetables, or a salad.
Product features
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Tuna tataki
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Already surface-seared
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Ready to eat after thawing
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Frozen product
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Vacuum-sealed
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16 units of 3 oz
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Approximately 85 g per unit
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Total weight: approximately 1.36 kg
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To be sliced according to desired presentation
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No additional cooking required for intended service
Format and number of portions
The box includes 16 units of 3 oz, for a total of 48 oz, equivalent to approximately 1.36 kg.
As a serving suggestion:
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One unit per person: 16 appetizer portions.
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Two units per person: 8 more generous portions, with sides.
These guidelines depend on appetite and the menu. The format also allows for preparing a small tasting or a platter to share.
Storage conditions
Keep the tataki frozen in its original packaging and adhere to the date and conditions indicated on the label.
After thawing, keep it in the refrigerator and follow the manufacturer’s shelf-life instructions. Remove only the amount needed for plating and serve immediately.
Use a clean cutting board, knife, and utensils to prepare the slices.
Thawing
In the refrigerator
Plan for thawing in the refrigerator the night before, according to the package instructions.
Place the product in a container to catch any potential liquids. Follow the instructions regarding opening or removing the vacuum bag during thawing.
The time required varies according to packaging and refrigerator temperature.
In cold water
Use this method in accordance with the official product instructions. Follow the indications regarding the vacuum bag and maintaining cold water.
Prepare and serve the tataki as soon as thawing is complete, according to the manufacturer’s instructions.
Do not thaw the tataki at room temperature.
Preparation instructions
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Thaw the desired quantity according to the package instructions.
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Prepare sauces and side dishes.
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Remove the packaging according to the product instructions.
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Place the tataki on a clean board.
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Use a sharp knife to make thin slices.
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Arrange on the plate and serve immediately.
Offer sauce on the side to allow each person to adjust the amount to their taste.
Is additional searing necessary?
No. The tataki is already seared and ready to eat after thawing.
Additional searing in a pan with sesame seeds is an optional presentation method mentioned for this product. Follow the package instructions: re-searing the surface does not guarantee the product will be fully cooked through.
DKL Tip
Slice the tataki with a sharp knife, using a fluid motion rather than pressing down hard. You will better preserve
