tuna

Converse of object

• sear: The Chateaubriand won the main course round closely followed by the seared tuna with octopus.
• flake: Tips: Stir in some flaked tuna for a simple lunch.
• catch: The drift net had been set at 5 meters in waters more than 2000 meters deep to catch tuna.

Adjective modifier

• canned: Such species are not likely to be found in canned tuna marketed in the EU.
• tinned: Tinned tuna is not a good source of Omega 3 from fish.
• grilled: Making a decision For the main course I ' ll have grilled tuna.
• fresh: Fresh tuna is an oily fish, high in fatty acids.
• raw: In Hawaii, raw tuna, called by the Japanese name, sashimi, is very popular.

Modifies a noun

• steak: Limit your weekly intake of tuna to two tuna steaks or four medium-sized cans of tuna.
• carpaccio: I opted for tuna carpaccio with pepper and rocket salad from the à la carte menu.
• mayonnaise: There is a good portion of tuna mayonnaise in this sandwich.
• loin: Ideally this is a steak cut from a tuna loin.
• sandwich: I really should not have had a tuna sandwich on board.
• salad: Eat a little more protein, perhaps add a tuna salad to your weekly menu or some turkey sausage to your spaghetti sauce.

Noun used with modifier

• bluefin: The report blamed soaring demand for bluefin tuna on the growth of sushi bars in recent years.
• yellowfin: Wahoo season runs November through March; yellowfin tuna season follows in spring months.
• dogtooth: They are a gathering point for many kinds of pelagic and game fish such as dogtooth tuna, large jacks and even sailfish.
• albacore: Salmon, herring, mackerel, albacore tuna, and sardines are all high in EPA and DHA.
• fin: West Atlantic blue fin tuna are down to only 10 per cent of their former bounty.
• tin: I often add a tin tuna and perhaps some spring onion in with it too.