From: Chef #377712
On Jun 27, 2009
WOW! This was outstanding. I did leave out the cayenne as the kiddos were having it with us for dinner. It was "delicious" (as my husband said.) My fillets started out frozen and I just added them to the marinade. I marinaded them for 5 hours in the fridge - mine cooked in about 4 minutes! GO GATORS! Thanks, Bek!
From: amela02
On Jul 29, 2009
This was wonderful! I marinaded the Mahi Mahi overnight and baked it rather than grilled. I definitely plan to make it again. I'm guessing this marinade would go well with all sorts of meats and fish and still be delicious!
From: lazyme
On Apr 16, 2008
Wonderful! This is very simple and very tasty. I used a little more ginger because I'm such a big fan, but otherwise made as directed. I grilled this on a stove-top grill pan and can't wait to have it again. Thanks Bek! Made for PAC Spring 2008.
From: IrishMomof5
On Apr 14, 2008
This is excellent!!! Mahi Mahi is one fish that all five of my kids love, but this recipe is phenomenal. The grilling compliments the flavor in the soy/ginger marinade perfectly. Served w/jasmine rice & grilled vegetables it is yummy & healthy.
From: SunFlwrz11
On Oct 28, 2008
Yummy! I made this without the cayenne (I'm not big on heat) and I steamed it in a Ziploc steamer bag rather than grilling it, definitely a keeper. I served it with steamed carrots and Coconut Thai Rice (#239789). Thanks for sharing!
From: JoJoStar
On Jul 1, 2008
My family and I are always looking for new fish recipes, my kids just can't get enough of it. This marinade was DELICIOUS, I did everything exactly as directed, except I should have made more...lol. Made this as a thank you for Help-a-cameraless-Chef. Thanks!
From: haskinsfam
On Oct 9, 2008
This was absolutly delicous! My kids cleaned their plates and wanted more. I can't wait for Mahi Mahi to go on sale again so I can make it again
From: RubberDucky AU
On Oct 7, 2009
This was EASY. This was QUICK. This was ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS. Kids and adults loved it, and everyone wants it again soon! We used the recipe exactly as written except we used Marlin, and our cautious tastebuds did not find the cayenne too hot. This is a ripper of a recipe, I've already put it on my Facebook for friends to try
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