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Quick and easy Mahi burgers
![]() Disclaimer - There is nothing fancy or special about this meal, it's just a super quick and easy meal for a last minute craving. Enjoy ![]() Step 1) Find yourself a nice kelp paddie ![]() Preferably, one that is holding fish ![]() ![]() Step 2) Grab yourself a nice Dorado ![]() The method you choose is entirely up to you. ![]() ![]() Step 3) Filet the fish to a paper thin remnants. Nothing goes to waste. ![]() Step 4) Prep~ Gather some of your favorite ingredients. For this burger I combined two of my favorite fish spices. McCormick makes a "Majito Lime" spice I love for dolphin fish, but I cooked it up at the ladies house so I called an audible. I mixxed some pico de gallo in some fresh avocado for a healthy spread (trying to watch the lbs ![]() ![]() I also prefer some fresh sliced cucumber instead of lettuce. It's crunchy and refreshing on a hot filet. ![]() ![]() ![]() Step 5) Should be step 1, but don't forget a nice 12.5% Lost Abbey beer in hand! ![]() Step 6) Cook the fish Generously spice the fish and cook on high flame. Siizzzllee!!!! ![]() ![]() Normally I would grill it, but I wasn't at my house :/ ![]() Step 7) Combine and enjoy! I stuck a few slices of pepper jack cheese and piled it high! I actually don't prefer the Brioche Buns we used, I stick to the good ole' super soft potato buns, but the misses insisted. It wasn't terrible but was not as good. ![]() Well, there ya have it! Last edited by Drake; 09-04-2013 at 11:47 PM. |
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