Sesame's flavor is not very heat tolerant. It's why it's used as a finishing oil and in general id suggest you go with a higher heat for a better sear, then finish with seeds.
I don't see a lot of color. I think maybe you can finish it with a blowtorch if you want it extra raw. Sesame seed encrusted stuff is often done after the initial cook.
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Seared tuna or cursed chicken?
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I was hoping for more crust from the sesame, but I couldn't get it too stick well
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This doesn't answer my question
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def tuna
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Sesame's flavor is not very heat tolerant. It's why it's used as a finishing oil and in general id suggest you go with a higher heat for a better sear, then finish with seeds.
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Sesame seed encrusted is usually what I see people doing in most recipes and what I'm used to eating in restaurants.
Do you think my sear looks bad?
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I don't see a lot of color. I think maybe you can finish it with a blowtorch if you want it extra raw. Sesame seed encrusted stuff is often done after the initial cook.
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I'll have to keep that in mind next time i cook some.
Probably with use a outdoor grill though
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