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Home › Forums › Miscellaneous Forums › Miscellaneous – Food Related › We’re Eatin’ Dolphin

This topic contains 9 replies, has 0 voices, and was last updated by Miss Claudia Miss Claudia 14 years, 5 months ago.

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  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540785
    EliseT
    EliseT
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    Teriyaki!!!

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540786
    Sundancer7
    Sundancer7
    Moderator

    The Outback usually has a very good Mahi on their menu. I sincerely enjoy the way they cook it. I enjoy their salad and their fish.

    Paul E. Smith
    Knoxville, TN

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540787
    dreamzpainter
    dreamzpainter
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    Baked with sliced limes, butter, salt and pepper and maybe some cilantro

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540788
    Extreme Glow
    Extreme Glow
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    I like the Mahi at Da Kine’s in San Diego. That and the kahlua pig. Yum!

    http://www.roadfood.com/Reviews/Overview.aspx?RefID=389

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540789
    BhamBabe
    BhamBabe
    Member

    I had a pecan crusted mahi mahi once that was pretty good. But like everyone else I like it simple. Rosemary butter is good!

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540790
    lleechef
    lleechef
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    I like mahi grilled with an interesting compound butter or topped with a tomato/corn/cilantro/tequila salsa. It doesn’t need much, it’s very good fish. One of my sous chefs worked in Boca for some posh resort and they lightly brushed the fish with Dijon mustard then gave it a light topping of very finely ground macadamia nuts and baked it at a very high heat. I’m not too fond of nuts on fish, but it really was very good.

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540791
    roossy90
    roossy90
    Member

    Coming from Florida, I automatically assumed you were speaking about Mahi Mahi…
    Most people are aware of the difference between Flipper and Mahi.
    Too much stuff to put on fish, and way too much work ,..kinda like the rabbit recipe you posted.
    I am just curious, where is YOUR restaurant, that you seem to be talking about in a round about way?

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540792
    Walleye
    Walleye
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    I prefer my dophin just sauteed with butter and lemon. A little salt. A little pepper. That’s it. Simple. There’s nothing finer.

  • August 6, 2006 at 3:09 pm #2540793
    Miss Claudia
    Miss Claudia
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    We’re Eatin’ Flipper, Folks!

    Fooled ya, Miss Claudia! You thougt we was gonna eat dolphin!
    We’re eatin’ dolphin FISH – otherwise known as Mahi-Mahi or Dorado.
    Mmmm..mmm…cajun spiced over mesquite wood!

    Grilled to perfection, Bob style!

    BBQ Bob s Cajun Spice

    1/2 cup Kosher salt
    1/2 cup cayenne
    1/2 cup paprika
    1/2 cup garlic granules
    1/2 cup ground black pepper
    4 tablespoons onion granules
    4 tablespoons oregano, dry
    4 tablespoons thyme, dry

    Mix all ingredients and store in a jar.

    Mahi Mahi

    12oz Filets
    Rub spice into the fish, wrap in plastic.
    Marinade 1 hour only

    Get your grill ready  (mesquite wood preferably)  get the coals up as close to the grill as possible  make sure you get some extra vegetable oil and apply it liberally on the grill with a rag so the fish won t stick.

    This is a quickie& .depending upon the thickness of the steaks. Anywhere from 2-4 minutes per side.

    Serve with white rice and spicy black beans with garlic.
    Of course, wash it down with some ice cold Mexican style beer.

    My  Itchy Huevos beer is PERFECT with this and I m posting the recipe for the beer too& .

    Good Eats!

    Bob

    Itchy Huevos Beer Recipe

    Itchy Juevos!

    Brewer: BBQ Bob
    Email: –
    Beer: Itchy Juevos! Style: Vienna
    Type: Extract w/grain Size: 5.0 gallons
    Color:
    22 HCU (~12 SRM)

    Bitterness: 32 IBU
    OG: 1.060 FG: 1.015
    Alcohol: 5.8% v/v (4.5% w/w)
    Grain: 2 lb. German Vienna
    1 lb. German Munich
    8 oz. British crystal 50-60L
    1 oz. Belgian chocolate
    8 oz. Flaked wheat
    Boil: 60 minutes SG 1.046 6.5 gallons
    6 lb. Light malt extract
    8 oz. Wheat extract
    Hops: 1.0 oz. Saaz (3.75% AA, 60 min.)
    .5 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 30 min.)
    .5 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 15 min.)
    1.0 oz. Saaz (3.75% AA, 2 min.)
    1.0 oz. Spalt (6.75% AA, 2 min.)
    Yeast: WLP Mexican Lager-Platinum series

  • August 10, 2006 at 11:22 pm #324505
    Miss Claudia
    Miss Claudia
    Member

    We’re Eatin’ Dolphin, Folks!

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