We used fresh tuna steak in this dish but you may use canned tuna, if that is more convenient for you. I really loved the flavor and texture of the tuna steak, though. I had made a tuna dish the night before and I didn't really like it much so I decided to recycle the leftover tuna in this delicious and flavorful dish. I had it for lunch today and I just loved it so much! It was perfectly spicy and went great with rice.
Printable Recipe
Ingredients:
1 teaspoon sesame oil
2 cups spicy kimchi with its juice in the container
8 oz tuna steak, cooked and cut into 1-inch pieces
pinch of salt
(optional) water
sesame seeds, to garnish
Directions:
In a large pan, heat sesame oil over medium-high heat. When the oil is heated, add the kimchi with its juices in the kimchi container and stir frequently, about 1 minute Add the cooked tuna steak and stir to mix together with kimchi, about 3-5 minutes. Add salt. Add water if the pan is drying out quickly, about 2-3 tablespoons, stirring constantly. Cook until the kimchi is softened. Sprinkle with sesame seeds and serve with rice.
I'll surely love this dish....kimchi again! I must try it with tuna. I'm cooking kimchi with chicken today....yum.
ReplyDeletesurely looks very delicious...thanks for sharing ...
ReplyDeleteI dislike kimchi but this dish looks wonderful and maybe I might try to fall in love with it someday...lol
ReplyDeleteKimchi and tuna sound like a great combination. I would possibly to stir-fry the rice with tuna and kimchi.
ReplyDeleteAnd now I learn that kim chi can be fried as well!
ReplyDeleteso glad i found ur space...it has some real delightful recipes...
ReplyDeletei like both kim chi and tuna. these sound like a great combo!!
ReplyDeleteYour dish looks so good and healthy!
ReplyDeleteYou are a very good cook...yumm for family!
Enjoy!
this is certainly a new dish to me, bookmarked
ReplyDeleteLooks yum...my husband will be quite pleased if I spinkle pepper like you have mentioned :) Nice recipe and thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm sure hubby will love this!
ReplyDeleteOh goodness, Sook. You are making my mouth water with all of the spicy goodness. I still want to make kimchi with you some day!
ReplyDeleteAmazing! I love kimchi but have never tried it with tuna. Now I know what to add next time :)
ReplyDeleteThis is why I always put tuna in my kimchi chigae instead of pork. Yum!
ReplyDeleteI've yet to try kimchi, but this makes me want to. Looks great!
ReplyDeleteMary,
ReplyDeleteYes, I love kimchi with tuna! I haven't tried kimchi with chicken but I'm sure it tastes great!
Sushma,
You're welcome! :)
A Full-timed Housefly,
I hope you will enjoy kimchi someday!
Angie,
Yeah, kimchi and tuna make a great dish! Love it.
Joy,
Fried kimchi is actually one of my favorite kimchi dishes.
S,
Thank you.
QIS,
If you like kimchi and tuna, you will love this dish! :)
Pam,
Yes, it is healthy & delicious.
3 hungry tummies,
Hope you like it!
Nostalgia,
Sprinkle with sesame seeds in the end? It makes the dish pretty and appetizing.
Peachkins,
My hubby loves it. :)
Amy,
We should really get together sometime and make kimchi!
Daily Chef,
Tuna is a great thing to add to fried kimchip or kimchi soup.
Tamar,
I prefer tuna to pork as well. Yum!
Bob,
You will have to try kimchi sometime. It's great! :)
Great combination...Looks tempting. First time here on your blog...Lovely space with yummmmmy recipes.
ReplyDeleteHi Sook - thanks for the comment over on my blog!
ReplyDeleteI love kimchi - I used to tutor for a Korean family when I was in high school and when they couldn't afford to pay me, I got home-cooked meals instead. It was better than the money. :)
I think I need to pick up a jar of kimchi soon... even if the hubby can't stand it. He doesn't have to eat it!
Never had this before..sounds like a great combo. Nice recipe Sook !
ReplyDeleteOh, seeing a lot of kimchee lately, and this really looks like a must try dish.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and yum!!Your dishes are simply mouthwatering and the pics make us more hungry!
ReplyDeleteKimchi made so many different ways! I haven't found one I didn't like!
ReplyDeleteThis dish is new to me. It looks delicious. Thanks for visiting my blog!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful picture. Looks delicious and a nice way to enjoy tuna. Well done!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a delicious way to eat fish! Kim chi is so good!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds like a great combo. I love your photos!
ReplyDeleteTuna kimchi jjigae w/o the jjigae :) I make a pork version of this for lettuce wraps when I'm not feeling rice.
ReplyDeleteAs for the Twitter update...I'm happy (elated, really!) to say that I'm doughnut/milkshake free tonight!