Trying out a new recipe : Fish fillet marinated with lime, ginger, turmeric and olive oil!

Trying out new recipes from products that I have on hand is actually one of my biggest passion!

Well my friends, some days back I got some nice fish fillets from my brother in law and without wasting any minutes in asking questions, I picked one of the fillets and went to the kitchen to try out a new recipe with it!

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I started by making a marinade with olive oil, fresh chopped ginger, garlic and turmeric, little honey, fresh lime and spring onion!
I seasoned with some salt and pepper!

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Once this marinade taste was up to my expectation, I covered the fish fillet with it! I let the fillet to marinate for 15 minutes like that in the fridge!

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Next thing I did, was to place the marinated fish fillet on my bistro's grill just to get that grill mark on one side and hence get that smoky flavor!

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I then transferred it on aluminium foil and made it look like a small boat...I did this as I wanted all the cooking juice to stay!
I added some onion rings, coriander leaves, lime slices and spring onion on top of the fillet and put it on back on the same grill fire!

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For the top part of the fish to cook, I covered it for 3 minutes with another piece of aluminium foil!
The fish was so tender that it cooked really very quick!

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In all it took approx. 6 minutes cooking time and the fish was ready to be enjoyed!

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Before tasting I added some extra virgin oil and freshly squeezed lime juice on top...hmmm it was simply sooo yummy!
I was really very satisfied with the results!

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Taste-wise the fish fillet was simply great on the palate and all the spices/seasoning I used in this recipe went perfectly well!

This is a dish that I will develop furthermore in the days to come as now I am sure it works!

Do you like trying new recipes like this just by the feeling?

Thanks so much for reading my post!
I hope you enjoyed this new recipe and I really encourage you to try it out...it is really very simple to do!
If you have any questions, feel free to ask me below in the comment section!

Steem On!
@progressivechef

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