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Jul 02 2009

Mahi Mahi With Blood Orange, Avocado and Shallot Salsa

Mahi Mahi is without a doubt one of my favorite fish to eat. I was introduced to it on a trip to Aruba in 2002. The flesh is mild, white and firm and works with light to spicy seasonings. Even the pickiest fish eaters should enjoy Mahi Mahi. Here’s a photo of what a Mahi Mahi looks like right out of the ocean, followed by a really nice summer recipe.

SERVES 4

  1. Using a small sharp knife, (segment the orange) cut the peel and white pith from the orange.  Working over a small bowl so you catch the juice, cut between the membrane to release the segments.
  2. Add Avocado, shallots, jalapeño and lime juice to the bowl with the orange; stir gently to blend. Season salsa to taste with salt.
  3. Heat oil in heavy medium skillet over medium-high heat. Sprinkle fish with salt and pepper. Add fish to skillet and sauté until lightly browned and cooked through, about 5 minutes per side.
  4. Place one fillet on each plate. Spoon salsa over fish and serve.

Note: If you can’t find blood oranges, substitute regular oranges and add 2 more teaspoons of lime juice to counteract the sweetness.

Serving Suggestion: A Mesculin Salad with a Light Vinaigrette and Cous Cous.

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