Rosemary Grilled Tuna Steaks with Eggplant and Zucchini

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  • on August 15, 2012

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    Wow! Entire family loved the fish, sauce and antipasto sammy! There were no leftovers! Had to make some changes based on what I had and could afford. As a result the prep took longer; but so worth it. My budget-friendly changes: Made my own pesto with basil from our garden and slivers of almonds instead of the traditional pine nuts. (Purchased small amounts of almonds from the bulk bins at Fresh Market. Also got the sammy vegies and olives from the antipasto bar, (way cheaper than buying all those jars. Instead of using as much of those as the recipe called for I steamed some fresh cauliflower w/olive oil and spices and added that to fill it up. Finally, I used all eggplant for the fish sauce because we had a ton from our garden. Didn't miss the squash/zucchini at all. Highly recommend making the sammy and letting it sit for a bit...flavors seep into the bread...yummy!

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  • on February 26, 2012

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    I made only the rosemary grilled tuna steaks without the veggies on top and they can out great, very tasty with the balsamic vinegar.

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  • on December 11, 2011

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    Not recommended. There are error in the recipe concerning proportions of ingredients. I used half the amount if onion called for and it was till too much. No mention made about the peel of the eggplant, which will be tough if you don't either peel it or blanch it. I served this with the stuffed bread as recommended. Parsley is mention in the directions but not in the list of ingredients. This is an odd combination of foods. They don't go together. 30 minutes? Are you kidding? Draining, chopping and dicing these ingredients takes at least 20 minutes.

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  • on October 23, 2011

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    Delicious!! & fast... I made this dish today for lunch and i am still full :.. i love eggplants so this worked out well.. i used dried herbs and only made the tuna and veggies like the recipe called.. i will definitely be making this more often..

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  • on January 10, 2011

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    So good!!! My entire family loved the recipe. I made vegetables and tuna according to the recipe. We have tons of veggies left over, which is fine, because they're great on their own. I didn't have all the ingredients for the bread. It was still good, but next time I'll make sure to have everything on hand.

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  • on August 10, 2009

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    I only made the tuna steak part of this recipe and paired it with Michael Chiarello's Best Button Mushrooms recipe since I did not have any other veges on hand AND it was to die for! I used dried rosemary and was worried about the overpowering but it worked beautifully. So easy and fast too. I am sure the eggplant, zucchini vege mix is delicious and will make sure to have those next time. Thank you Rachael!

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  • on June 02, 2009

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    I didn't do the rosemary, but it was very tasty and went well with my stuffed artichokes from Anne Burrell. I didn't have fresh rosemary on hand, and couldnt bear to use that old dried stuff from two years ago in my spice container....

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  • on February 03, 2009

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    EXCELLENT. I MADE IT WITH TILAPIA AND SALMON AND CHICKEN. IT MAKES ALOT OF VEGIES AND WHEN I MAKE IT FOR JUST THE TWO OF US, I ONLY USE 1/2 AN EGGPLANT (WHICH I PEEL AND LEAVE OUT THE YELLOW SQUASH AND HALVE EVERYTHING ELSE AND IT STILL MAKES A TON. SO GOOD I CAN'T BELIEVE IT. RACHAEL HIT THIS ONE OUT OF THE BALL PARK.

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  • on September 11, 2008

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    This was yummy. I added mushrooms to the veggies and instead of putting them on the tuna, I added them to some angelhair mixed with butter and parmesean cheese. I overcooked the tuna (it was my first time, but the pasta/veggie combo was FANTASTIC!!

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  • on July 24, 2008

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    I must honestly admit, this recipe was fantastic. It was easy to prepare, easy to have ingredients available, and hard to mess up. The fresh rosemary gave a great taste to the tuna and the thyme made the eggplant and zucchini mixture savoury. The only changes I made to it was instead of using olive oil to grill the tuna, I had used butter. And I had added chopped mushrooms along with the garlic and onion for the antipasto, to give it texture. For anyone willing to try this recipe, you won't be disappointed. Good Eating!!

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