Wednesday, September 5, 2012

Spicy Fish Tacos





I’ve already posted about fish tacos before, but the joy of tacos is that they are versatile. Some people shy away from fish because they are uncertain of the quality. If you make your tacos at home, you can control the quality of the fish. Go to your local fishmonger and ask them to recommend a good fish with the other ingredients you plan to use. Chances are you might discover a new species!


What You Will Need:
8 oz fresh white flaky fish
Cajun seasoning
1 C broccoli slaw
1 avocado, thinly sliced
½ C medium salsa or pico de gallo
1 green bell pepper, thinly sliced
1 pkg flour/corn tortillas
1 lime
½ C shredded Mexican cheese blend

1) Rub Cajun seasoning on both side fish fillets.
2) Prepare grill.
3) Grill fish until fully cooked.
4) Grill pepper slices until slightly charred.
5) Assemble tacos with a little fish, pepper, broccoli slaw, avocado, salsa and cheese. Squeeze lime over top.
6) Serve.




10 comments:

Pepper said...

Wow, fish tacos! Yum! This is one way to get my daughter to eat fish. She's not much of a fish-lover :)

Army of Moms said...

I love fish tacos but I am always afraid to cook the fish myself. I just don't have enough practice I guess.

Carla Karam said...

Becky you outdo yourself each and every time! Great job! Grace, peace and blessings, Carla

crazedinthekitchen.com said...

These look amazing--my husband would love them. Thanks for a great idea!

Katherines Corner said...

you really know how to make my taste buds happy. Thank you for sharing your lovely blog at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. xo

Not Your Ordinary Agent said...

Neither are my kids, but they loved this approach.

Not Your Ordinary Agent said...

The great thing about fish tacos is that you can grill these suckers and it doesn't matter if it falls apart. Just cook them thoroughly. You'll be able to tell when it's finished.

Not Your Ordinary Agent said...

Ha! Thanks Carla!

Not Your Ordinary Agent said...

I love the crunch from the broccoli slaw!

Not Your Ordinary Agent said...

Awe, thanks Katie!

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