Burnt Tuna | Smoked Tuna Recipe

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A can of tuna sits on a wire rack with intense flames shooting out from its top. The words "BURNT TUNA" are displayed prominently above the image.

Learn how to make smoked tuna at home with no effort. This recipe is perfect for filed trips and picnics or if you just want to upgrade your tuna sandwich.

What is Burnt Tuna?

Burnt tuna

Upgrade your canned tuna experience with the tantalizing transformation of burnt tuna. This culinary technique introduces a delightful smokiness, turning an ordinary can of tuna into a flavor-rich delicacy. The process involves using a controlled flame to impart a nuanced and sophisticated taste that will elevate your dishes to new heights.

How Long Should the Tuna Burn?

Smoked canned tuna

Achieving the perfect burnt tuna requires a bit patience. Let the flame kiss the tuna for a minimum of 15 minutes, or until the fire naturally extinguishes itself. This careful timeframe allows the canned tuna to absorb the smoky essence, ensuring a well-balanced and savory flavor profile.

When and Where Can You Make Burnt Tuna (Smoked Tuna)?

Tuna

Burnt tuna is perfect for picnics, field trips, or even during unexpected moments, this technique offers a gourmet twist wherever you may find yourself. Whether you’re enjoying the great outdoors or navigating the challenges of daily life, burnt tuna adds a touch of culinary sophistication to any setting, making it a unique and portable culinary experience. Consider it your go-to enhancement for meals in the midst of adventure or even during moments of respite.

A can of tuna sits on a wire rack with intense flames shooting out from its top. The words "BURNT TUNA" are displayed prominently above the image.

Burnt Tuna | Smoked Tuna Recipe

5 from 1 vote
Prep Time 15 minutes
WORK TIME 1 minute
DIFFICULTY Easy
Cuisine World
Servings 1 yields

Ingredients
 

For the smoked tuna:

  • Canned tuna with oil

Serving Suggestion (optional):

  • 1 tablespoon Mayonnaise
  • 1 tablespoons Chilli sauce

Instructions
 

  • DIRECTIONS
    1. Open a Tuna can. Then, take a paper towel and fold it 2 times into quarters.
    2. Place the paper on top of the tuna, and let it oil soak.
    3. Light the paper from its edges and let it burn for at least 15 minutes, or until the fire extinguishers itself. Gently remove the paper.
    4. Now your burnt (smoked) tuna is ready. You can use it as you usually would, or try this sandwich:
    5. Serving suggestion: place the drained tuna in a bowl, add mayo, chilli sauce and mix well. Spread it over your favorite bread.

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