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Bigeye tuna are found in both the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans, but are most commonly caught in tropical waters like Hawaii where it’s referred to as “ahi.” Watch out though as ahi can also refer to Yellowfin tuna. Bigeye tuna have relatively high-fat content, making them delicious raw or cooked with the middle rare to medium rare.
Fun fact! They can live up to 15 years and dive to deeper waters during full moons.
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Pan sear, grill, raw (sashimi), poke
Bigeye tuna is available year-round.
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Bigeye tuna is a fantastic choice if you're looking for a fish with a rich flavor profile and a buttery texture. These tuna are often found in tropical waters, especially around Hawaii, where they're commonly referred to as "ahi." Just a heads up, though—"ahi" can also mean Yellowfin tuna, so it’s always good to specify if you’re looking for Bigeye. The high-fat content in Bigeye tuna makes it particularly tasty whether you enjoy it raw or cooked. For raw preparations like sushi or sashimi, Bigeye tuna's smooth texture is a real treat. If you prefer cooking it, a quick sear is your best bet to keep the inside rare to medium rare, allowing the natural flavors to shine through. This versatile fish won’t overpower your dish but instead adds a nice, rich touch. And here’s a fun little fact: Bigeye tuna can live up to 15 years and have this quirky habit of diving deeper during full moons. They’re an excellent choice for anyone who loves seafood, whether you’re a tuna aficionado or just starting to explore different types.
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