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8 Reviews of Baked Swordfish Manzanillo

From: Chef Mayhem

On Mar 28, 2007

This was a very EASY and tasty meal! EXCELLENT!!! I did alter the recipe a bit. First of all, I barely used any salt because I actually ran out. And "brushing the swodfish with olive oil" consisited of me pouring a tiny bit of canola on both sides. I also added chopped garlic (yum!) and chopped brown onion. I forgot the lime, so instead used lemon. The end result was very delicious! The garlic just took the recipe to the top and the lemon wasn't too bad either. GOOD ONE!

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  • From: YungB

    On Feb 8, 2007

    Easy and delicate tasting. I added the tomatoes on top of the fish the last 2 minutes to warm them up since I don't like cold tomatoes (personal preference). The key is to get a fresh piece of swordfish. Make a world of difference IMHO.

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    From: Chef Kate

    On Jun 19, 2006

    As my oven is on the fritz, I did this on a stovetop grill with a cover. Wonderful! Bright colors; bright flavors without overwhelming the taste of the swordfish itself. Thanks, Cheryl!

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    From: Kymmarie

    On Jun 5, 2006

    Such bright, fresh flavors!! Every bite is a delightful sensation - I'm not exaggerating!!

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  • From: Thorsten

    On Aug 25, 2007

    Easy, fast, and delicious! You can't go wrong here. The swordfish will come out very tasty and with green onions and tomatoes it will make a light lunch. Wonderful. I've used little cherry tomatoes here and add them a few minutes towards the end to warm the up a bit. I forgot the parsley, but didn't miss it. Thanks for adding such a great recipe.

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  • From: logikill32

    On Feb 4, 2007

    Me and the GF had never eaten swordfish before, but we will again...

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  • From: CheapGourmet

    On Apr 3, 2008

    This was absurdly easy. It went together so fast, and then you just leave it in he oven. Very little effort, with a really satisfying meal at the end.

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  • From: Stacygirly

    On Dec 31, 2008

    Swordfish doesn't get much better than this! I used lemon instead of lime and grape tomatoes in place of the chopped tomatoes. I cut them in half and added at the end of cooking to warm them before serving. Delicious choice to serve my company. Mom and Dad were very happy with this one and give it 10 stars between the two of them, so 5 stars it is since it doesn't go any higher!

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