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Citrus-Marinated Swordfish with Avocado, Radish, and Yogurt Relish

Citrus-Marinated Swordfish with Avocado, Radish, and Yogurt Relish
  • This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Swordfish Recipe
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    eferguson's Notes: I love experimenting with cooking fish different ways. I find that marinating fish simply in different acids, oils and herbs makes the best dishes. I also like using greek yogurt as much...

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Serves 2

  1. To make the marinade, in a small bowl combine lemon and lime juice, olive oil, chopped chili pepper (small dice), crushed garlic clove, and roughly-chopped cilantro (stems and leaves)

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  2. Pour marinade into large plastic zip-lock bag or into shallow baking dish, and gently add swordfish, tossing to coat. Refrigerate at least 1 hour and up to 4 hours to blend flavors together

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  3. For the relish, mix together the yogurt, chopped avocado, olive oil, pinch of salt and pepper and zest from lemon and lime. Mix thoroughly but don’t mash the avocado – keep it slightly chunky

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  4. Add chopped scallions and diced radish and mix. Taste and add more salt and pepper if needed

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  5. To assemble, remove the fish from the marinade and season each fillet lightly with salt and pepper on both sides.

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  6. Bake on foil at 375 degrees for 13-15 min, or until a fork shows the fish is opaque in the center

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  7. Plate the fish and serve with the chunky relish on the top or side of fish. Serve with a lemon or lime wedge. Enjoy!

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1 Comment on Citrus-Marinated Swordfish with Avocado, Radish, and Yogurt Relish

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Love the avocado and radish relish - so good!

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