I’m not ashamed to say that this sesame crusted tuna recipe was born out of sheer laziness. One night, I absolutely did not feel like making dinner. I think it’s safe to say we’ve all been there before. Suddenly, I remembered I had a few beautiful ahi tuna steaks in the fridge that I was not about to let go to waste. And thus, this remarkably easy seared tuna dish was born. All you need is some fresh ahi tuna, soy sauce, sesame seeds, and cooking oil to make this mouth-watering dish. Once you’ve got your piping hot skillet ready to go, it only takes a few minutes to sear the fish and then you’re ready to serve. This Sesame Soy Grilled Tuna is also delish. I typically like to pair this dish with a side of steamed rice and veggies, but there are plenty of other ways to enjoy seared ahi tuna. Add it to a salad, make it the star of some fish tacos, or load it into a sushi-style burrito. Next time you’re feeling lazy but still want to enjoy a meal that feels super fancy, this sesame ...