Cut fillets into 2 inch chunks and drizzle with the lemon juice.
2
Pour the beer into the bottom of a saucepan (if using fresh lemon juice, toss the leftover lemon rind in with beer) and place a collapsible vegetable steamer over the beer.
3
Bring the beer to a boil, place the fish chunks in the steamer, cover and steam for 5 to 10 minutes, dependent upon the thickness of the fish.
4
The fish will be rubbery if it is overcooked.
5
Meanwhile, heat the butter with the garlic and salt (I heat it slowly until the garlic is no longer raw).
6
Remove the fish from the steamer and discard the beer/liquid/rind.
7
Serve the fish chunks with the garlic butter dipping sauce.
I could definitely see where this would have been totally awesome had I not overcooked the fish. They were dry but not rubbery. It would be great to add a tip on how to make sure not to overcook with this recipe.
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I made this to serve with a surf and turf. It was good and real easy to make, although not very flavorful. It not my favorite was to make Mahi Mahi, but it was the easiest. I marinated the fish in some Beer and lemon for about an hour. I used Heineken, and the fish was a wild caught, same day :) I'll make it again, . I cooked the butter till it was clear and garlic was soft and mushy
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