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Fresh Mahi Mahi Fillets – Premium Quality

1 x 170-230g

Experience the exquisite taste of our premium wild-caught Mahi Mahi fillets. Known for its firm texture and mild, slightly sweet flavour, Mahi Mahi is a versatile fish that’s perfect for grilling, baking, or pan-searing.

Rich in protein and omega-3 fatty acids, it’s a healthy choice for any seafood lover. Sustainably sourced and flash-frozen for maximum freshness, our Mahi Mahi fillets bring top-quality seafood to your kitchen. Order today and enjoy the best Mahi Mahi, delivered straight to your door.

Mahi Mahi Fish FAQ

1. What is Mahi Mahi Fish?
   Mahi Mahi is a versatile, mild-flavoured fish with firm, tender flesh. It is ideal for grilling, baking, or pan-searing.
2. How Should I Cook Mahi Mahi?
   Mahi Mahi can be cooked in various ways, including grilling, baking, or pan-searing. It pairs well with different seasonings and sauces, allowing you to create diverse and delicious meals.
3. Is Mahi Mahi a Healthy Choice?
   Yes, Mahi Mahi is a healthy option, rich in protein and low in fat. It’s also a good source of vitamins and minerals, including B vitamins, selenium, and potassium.
4. How Do I Know if Mahi Mahi is Cooked Properly?
   Mahi Mahi is fully cooked when it turns opaque and flakes easily with a fork. The internal temperature should reach 63°C.
5. Can I freeze Mahi Mahi for Later Use?
   Yes, Mahi Mahi can be frozen for later use. For best quality, store it in an airtight container or vacuum-sealed bag and use it within 2-3 months.

Does Mahi Mahi Taste Good?

Mahi mahi has a distinct sweet and moderately mild flavor with a fairly firm texture. Mahi Mahi is deliciously flavourful, and adaptable fish with a firm texture. Our wild Mahi Mahi is sold in quantities of 6-7 ounces and is captured off the Vietnamese coast. This fish is frequently referred to as mahi-mahi, which is a Hawaiian word that meaning “very strong” due to its capacity to fend off predators. Mahi Mahi fillets are lighter in colour and have a meaty feel akin to red snapper and salmon.

Cooking Mahi Mahi

To cook mahi mahi offers a multitude of options due to its versatility. It can be incorporated into various dishes using a wide range of cooking techniques:  Grilling, baking, pan-searing, skewering, steaming, or frying in batter are all viable methods to prepare this fish. However, it’s important to note that the skin of Mahi Mahi remains tough even after cooking and is not recommended for consumption.

Regardless of your chosen cooking method, remember to season the fish just before cooking. Seasoning beforehand draws out moisture, potentially drying out the fish. It is advisable to cook the Mahi Mahi within three minutes of seasoning. Once cooked thoroughly, the fish will exhibit an opaque pinkish-white color, indicating it is ready to be enjoyed.

Tips for Grilling Mahi Mahi 

When grilling mahi mahi, follow these tips for a successful and delicious outcome:

Oil the Grill: Ensure that your grill grates are well-oiled to prevent the fish from sticking. This will make flipping and removing the fish easier. Generously oil any fish grilling basket or grilling tray you may use as well.

Skin-On or Skin-Off: You have the option to grill the fish with the skin on, which helps hold it together. Remove the skin before serving if desired. Alternatively, you can grill it without the skin altogether.

Avoid Overcooking: Mahi mahi cooks quickly, so be mindful not to overcook it. It typically takes only 2-4 minutes per side to reach the desired level of doneness. Keep an eye on the fish and aim for an opaque pinkish-white color.

Flip Once: To maintain the integrity of the fish and prevent it from falling apart, try to flip it only once during grilling. This helps to retain its shape and juiciness.

By following these grilling tips, you’ll achieve perfectly cooked mahi mahi with a delightful flavour and texture. Enjoy your grilled fish!