Tuna Belly with Sturgeon Caviar
1.
Chop small tomatoes, add water, a little red wine and a little salt, and simmer for 15 minutes.
2.
Use a blender to slightly stir the cooked tomatoes, add a little olive oil, and continue to stir to form a sauce, filtering out excess impurities.
3.
Cut the tuna into small pieces and coat with fennel powder.
4.
Add oil to the pan, and lightly fry the tuna pieces coated with fennel powder until the surface is golden.
5.
Use tomato sauce as the base, put a spoonful of sturgeon caviar on the tuna cubes, garnish with fresh vegetables, and finish~
Tips:
1. When frying the tuna belly, you can take it out when the surface is golden yellow. It is not suitable for frying too old.
2. When judging the quality of caviar, a good caviar should be intact and elastic particles in the mouth, not a slimy taste.