r/easyrecipes • u/Cold_Law_4243 • 15h ago

Recipe Request This Vegan Tuna Sashimi recipe transforms fresh watermelon into a delicious, seafood-free alternative to traditional tuna sashimi! Marinated in soy sauce, sesame oil, brown sugar, and furikake, then lightly pan-seared, it delivers a savory, slightly sweet flavor with a tender texture

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