Baked mahi mahi with lemon

Morozova Elena

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Baked mahi mahi with lemon

Baked mahi mahi with lemon needs only a lightly oiled dish and a few simple seasonings. Use thawed fillets of similar thickness so one piece does not dry out while another remains underdone.

The timing below follows a supplier’s mahi mahi instructions at 425°F. Oven calibration and fillet thickness still matter, so begin checking early and use doneness as the deciding test.

The measured oil, butter and lemon are a simple two-portion home formulation, not a claim of a restaurant tasting or physical recipe trial. Keep raw-fish utensils away from the finishing lemon and serving plates.

Recipe and method from assets-global.website-files.com

FoodSafety.gov: safe minimum cooking temperatures

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2 Portionen

Schritt 1

Thaw according to the fish package, including instructions about removing vacuum wrapping. Heat the oven to 425°F and lightly oil a shallow baking dish.

Schritt 2

Pat fillets dry and arrange in one layer. Season with salt and pepper and divide butter over the tops.

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Bake, using roughly 6–10 minutes per inch of thickness as a starting guide. Check the thickest part reaches 145°F/63 °C and the flesh is opaque and separates easily; continue if required.

Schritt 4

Move to clean plates. Squeeze lemon over the cooked fish and serve with separately prepared vegetables, rice or potatoes.

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