Diving into the vibrant world of Hibachi cooking at home can be an exciting journey, especially when the dish in question is the delectable Hibachi Steak Bites with Fried Rice. ... Read more
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One of my Best recipes Hibachi Dinner. Hope try this recipe is helpful and encouraging enough for you to try this dinner idea for your family! It’s very fun and not as complicated as it looks! ✱✱How to access your digital files??✱✱ To access your digital file(s), go to You(upper right-hand corner) > Purchases and reviews and look for the order. To the right of the order, click Download Files. This goes to the Downloads page for all the files attached to your order. And Enjoy!!✱✱
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Hey People!!! Today I’m here with another exciting recipe on how to cook Mahi Mahi perfectly suitable for the chilly winters. Mahi-Mahi is a widely famous fish found in tropical, subtropical, and temperate off-shore waters worldwide. Its name, “Mahi-Mahi,” comes from the Hawaiian language and means “Very Strong.” The ray-finned fish is also known as common dolphinfish but don’t confuse it with the real dolphin. It’s also widely known as Dorado (its Spanish name). This golden-skinned lean fish is commonly found in the waters around Hawaii, Costa Rica, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Indian Ocean. This fish has a strong texture and can be baked, fried, grilled, broiled, or seared. Whatever cooking method you use, this fish is perfect for all. This is a great, low-priced, fantastic fish that tastes just remarkable and gives a beautiful brownish texture. Buy the best mahi-mahi Many factors determine the freshness and firmness of mahi-mahi. The most important of which is how the fish is caught. The fish selection guided by the Monterey Bay Aquarium Seafood Watch divided the fish into three basic categories depending upon their quality, firmness, and freshness. According to this website: Best – The best mahi-mahi is caught in the U.S. Northwest and Western Central Atlantic Oceans with hand lines and trolling lines. Second-best – The second-best mahi-mahi is caught by the U.S Ecuadorian and Panamanian fleets or in the Eastern and Western Central Pacific oceans in the unassociated purse seine fishery. These fishes are ranked second-best because some issues are linked to overfished or at-risk species in these areas. Avoid – It is recommended to avoid all other mahi-mahi imported from the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans other than the specified areas for best mahi-mahi. Note: Whenever you go to the market to buy mahi-mahi, keep the criteria mentioned above in mind and avoid imported mahi-mahi, as most of the mahi-mahi available in the US is imported. Well, that was some necessary information about the name of this amazing fish. Now let’s get to our amazing recipe that is super easy and gets ready in no time. Once you try this recipe, you will surely add it to your signature recipes for your family dinners and special events. How to serve Mahi-Mahi? This recipe of mahi-mahi is so amazing. It will give you the most delicious fish fillets ever. These mahi-mahi fillets are so delicious that you can eat them without any serving options. However, if you like, you can have it with rice, mashed potatoes, or golden bread toast. They would be great serving partners. You can also pair it up with some green vegetables like asparagus, brussel sprouts, green beans, broccoli, and more of your choice. A salad is always the best option. To make the recipe even more Hawaiian, serve it in a pineapple bowl. Just make a pineapple boat with some coconut rice and wonderful salsa. Mahi-Mahi Easy Recipe Ok, it's time to jump into the recipe for this delicious Mahi-Mahi. Just follow the instructions, and I promise you'll make the best Mahi-Mahi ever. :) Ingredients 4 Mahi-Mahi Fillets(4 to 6-ounce) 1 Lemon (Medium) 1 clove of fresh Garlic (finely chopped) 1¼ tsp. of Kosher Salt, plus more as needed ¼ tsp. of Black Pepper (Crushed) 2 tbsps. of Olive Oil 4 tbsps. of cold Unsalted Butter (cut into 4 pieces) 1 tbsp. of fresh Parsley (Chopped) Instructions Take a medium-sized lemon and cut it into two halves. Squeeze the juice of the first half. The total lemon juice should be 1 ½ tbsp. Cut the other half of the lemon into thin slices and set them aside. Now pat dry the mahi-mahi fillets with paper towels. Season the fillets with 1 tsp of kosher salt and ground black pepper. Now take a pan and add extra-virgin olive oil to it. Heat the pan on medium-high flame until it gets hot, and the oil gets a bit smoky. Add seasoned mahi-mahi fillets into this oil and sear them until it gets fully seared from the bottom side. Remember! Do not touch or disturb the fillets until their side gets a beautiful brownish texture. It takes about 4 minutes on medium-high flame. Flip the side of the fillets and keep searing all the remaining sides until the whole of the fillets are well-cooked and get the same brownish texture. Now transfer these fillets to the serving platter. Now in the same pan, add lemon juice and crushed garlic. Keep the flame medium-low. Add a pinch or ¼ tsp. of kosher salt to the pan. Reduce the heat to medium-low. Mix all the ingredients in the pan well. Scrape up any bits of the fish fillets sickened at the bottom of the pan using a wooden spatula. Now add lemon slices to the pan. And add butter pieces one by one, i.e., add a piece of butter and wait until it melts completely, and then add the next piece of butter, and so on. Turn off the flame and add chopped parsley to the lemon sauce. Stir the parsley well into the sauce. The lemon sauce is ready. Pour this sauce over the mahi-mahi fillets. Serve it hot and enjoy. Tips for the best Mahi-Mahi: If you want to make your mahi-mahi fillets a bit spicier, you can adjust the quantity of salt and black pepper as per your choice. Using a cast-iron pan or non-stick pan to sear the mahi-mahi fillets is recommended because the fish doesn’t stick much into these pans. The cooking time per each side of the fillet depends upon the thickness of the fillets. The average cooking time varies from 2 - 4 minutes per side. But you can adjust the time as per thickness. Thicker fillets will take more time to sear. Always remember! The fish must be dry. And the oil must be hot. A dried fish gets a beautiful crunchy texture. It will also get beautiful brown color.
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Drooling heavy for this Pan-Seared Mahi Mahi with Umami Butter Sauce. It's an easy + convenient, weeknight-friendly dinner to enjoy with a quickness. Perfectly seared mahi mahi paired with a swoon-worthy, rich umami butter sauce...it's insanely delicious! So flaky, so tender, and beaming with heaps of flavor! Pair this fish alongside your favorite sides for a satisfying meal everyone will enjoy.
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From the kitchen of One Perfect Bite...Tucked behind a gate on Anjmar Road in Agra, is a Missionaries of Charity home. The facility, operated by the order of nuns that Mother Teresa founded, functions as an orphanage and a care facility for the chronic and terminally ill. As I passed through the gate and entered the grounds, I was followed by a young woman who was just completing the first of the ten years required to become a professed member of the community. She was lithe and fair, and her clipped accent indicated she was well-educated and came from a comfortable background. I suspect her task was to see that none of us one wandered into areas where our presence would be intrusive. She, instead, directed us to the right side of the compound and into a room of tiny miracles. Here, in cribs packed back to back, were twenty perfectly formed infants, abandoned, but found before starvation or exposure took their toll. Most of them were sleeping, but here and there you'd find a tiny flirt who'd shyly smile and reach for you. The babies in this room were adoptable and the vagaries of fate would soon take them to homes far from the streets on which they had been found. We passed through a connecting door into another room which told a different tale. Here, the infants and toddlers were dealing with physical or mental limitations that would keep them here until better facilities for their care could be found. Just outside, playing in a courtyard, were healthy children who were too old for adoption. The sisters had assumed responsibility for their education, job training, and, in the case of the girls, the arrangement of suitable marriages when they came of age. Intent on showing us the others in their care, the young aspirant led us into a shaded courtyard where adult men were having a lunch of Chole and Naan. They were suffering from various mental or physical problems and many were horribly crippled. Off the courtyard was another room for those who were stricken with tuberculosis and AIDS. They were bedridden and obviously very ill. The young woman explained there was no money for the medicine that could effectively treat these men. They were languishing, waiting for a death that would not come quickly. Until it did, the sisters and their volunteers provided as much care and love as they possibly could to ease the final days of these men's existence. Across the courtyard was a compound for the women that included a small cell-like structure that held some of them under lock and key. They had severe mental problems and the newer arrivals looked malnourished and had open wounds from scratching lice from their scalps and skin. The, soon to be, novice was now walking by my side and I asked how she was able to do this day after day. She smiled, took both my hands in hers and led me back to the children's quarters. There was a quotation hanging on the wall she wanted me to read. I'll share the last few lines of it with you. "I asked Jesus how much He loved me. He answered 'this much.' Then He stretched out His arms and died for me." She asked if I understood. I nodded yes and hugged her. Today's Recipe Chole is a North Indian chick pea dish. The base is a tomato gravy to which chick peas are added. Canned chick peas are used in this recipe. Like most Indian curries, spices can be adjusted so the dish is spicy or mild depending on your taste. This recipe will makes a Chole that's on the milder side. Chole...from the kitchen of One Perfect Bite Ingredients: 3 tablespoons vegetable oil or ghee 1 pinch asafetida powder (optional) 1/2 teaspoon cumin seeds 1/2 teaspoon ground turmeric 1 medium sized onion, diced 3 cloves garlic, minced 2 medium sized tomatoes, diced 1 teaspoon tomato paste 2 (15-oz.) cans chick peas, drained 1/4 teaspoon sugar 1 to 2 teaspoons salt, depending on taste 1/4 teaspoon finely minced ginger 1/4 to 1/2 teaspoon ground red chili powder 1/4 teaspoon ground coriander 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin powder 1/4 teaspoon teaspoon garam masala 1 cup water Directions: 1) Heat oil or ghee in a large saucepan. Add cumin seeds and cook until sizzling and seeds begin to turn brown. Add asafetida powder, if using. Asafetida is a gum resin that has a strong onion flavor. Stir in turmeric. 2) Add onions and sauté until golden brown. Add garlic and stir until fragrant. 3) Stir in tomatoes and simmer on medium heat until tomatoes have melted and mixture is fairly uniform. Add 1 teaspoon of tomato paste and mix. 4) Stir in chick peas. Add salt, ginger. chili powder, coriander, cumin powder, garam masala and sugar. Mix thoroughly. 5) Add 1 cup of water. Simmer for 20 minutes with pot partially covered. Serve hot with rice,naan or roti. Yield: 4 to 5 servings. You might also enjoy these recipes: Channa (Chole) Masala - Kitchen Gypsies YRTML: Punjabi Chole - Siri's Corner Spicy Chole - Niya's World Chole/Chana Masala - Enriching Your Kid Chole Masala - Weird Combinations Teri Wale Chole(Curried Chickpeas) - Annarasa - Essence of Flavor This post is being linked to: Smiling Sally - Blue Monday
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