Wahoo Fish Recipes

WAHOO FISH BAKED RECIPE

Steps:

• 1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees 2. Dry fish with papertowels 3. Slice fish into filets by butter slicing 4. Sprinkle with fish seasoning and rub in 5. Place mayonnaise on fish ad thoroughly coat on both sides of filet 6. Place in baking (9x9) baking dish 7. zest orange over the top of filets 8. sprinkle with fine break crumbs (I use Panko) 9. sprinkle parmesan (or romano) cheese over filets 10. Cover dish with foil and place in 350 degree oven for 15 minutes 11. Remove foil and broil for 5 minutes or until breadcrumbs are brown.

WAHOO FISH

Steps:

• Make you marinade, mix olive oil, lemon juice, lime juice, cayeene pepper, chilli flakes in a bowl.
• rinse and pat dry your wahoo and put in the marinade.
• cover marinading fish and put in the fridge for 30 minutes.
• heat griddle pan - you don't really need oil because you can use the oil from the marinade whilst cooking.
• put the fish in the pan, add salt and pepper to fish steaks.
• flip them several times for even cooking and add garlic about halfway through the cook time. They take about 15- 20 minutes in total.

10 BEST WAYS TO COOK WAHOO FROM GRILLED TO SEARED

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3 DELICIOUS WAYS TO COOK WAHOO (ONO)

Steps:

• Coat the wahoo lightly with olive oil. Set the wahoo fillets on a plate or tray and drizzle about 1⁄2 tablespoon (7.4 ml) of olive oil over both pieces of fish. Use your hands or a kitchen brush to spread the olive oil on all sides of the wahoo so it doesn't stick to the pan. Save the rest of your olive oil for coating the pan. You don't have to remove the skins from your wahoo fillets if they're still attached. The skins are completely edible after you cook them. Be sure to wash your hands thoroughly after handling raw fish so you don't spread any bacteria or foodborne illnesses.
• Season your wahoo with salt and pepper. Take a pinch of salt and pepper and sprinkle it on your fish. Turn the pieces over and season each side of the fish so it has a consistent flavor throughout. The amount of salt and pepper you use all depends on your personal preferences. You can use any spices or seasonings you want. Feel free to experiment and try out new flavors, such as paprika, red pepper flakes, or garlic!
• Heat olive oil in a skillet over medium-high heat. Add 1 tablespoon (15 ml) of olive oil to a non-stick skillet and put it on your stove. Turn the burner onto medium-high heat and let the oil warm up. Once the olive oil starts bubbling and rippling, it's hot enough to start cooking your fish.
• Lay the fish in the skillet and cover the pan. Slowly place the fillets in the pan with the meat side down if they still have the skin on. Otherwise, you can start cooking them on any side. Make sure the fish are spaced out around the pan so it's not too overcrowded, or else they won't cook properly. Put a lid on the pan so the oil doesn't splatter. Be careful when putting your wahoo in the pan since hot oil could bubble and land on your skin. Try to lay the skillets away from you so it's less likely to splatter.
• Let the wahoo cook for 3-4 minutes. Don't touch or move the fillets at all since the pieces could break apart. Instead, leave them alone so the bottom sides of the fish cook through.
• Flip the fish over and let it cook for another 3 minutes. Carefully slide a spatula underneath the fillet and gently turn it over to the other side. Put the lid back on the pan and leave your fish for another 3 minutes so it cooks through. As a rule of thumb, cook your fish for 3 minutes per side for every 1⁄2 inch (1.3 cm) of thickness.
• Check the fish's temperature to see if it's above 145 °F (63 °C). Stick a meat thermometer into the thickest part of the fish and wait for the reading. If the temperature is at least 145 °F (63 °C), then you're finished cooking your fish. If it's any lower, cook it for another 1-2 minutes before checking the temperature again. Avoid eating raw or undercooked fish since it might give you a foodborne illness.
• Melt butter over each of the fillets if you want a richer flavor. If you really want to enhance the flavor of your fish, put ¼ tablespoon (3.5 g) of unsalted butter on top of each fillet. Let the butter melt onto the meat so it can absorb the flavor. Wait for the butter to melt completely before serving your fish. You don't have to put butter on your fish if you don't want to.
• Serve the fish with lemon and parsley. Immediately plate your wahoo and enjoy it while it's still hot. If you want to bring out some of the other flavors, squeeze a lemon wedge on the fish to add a hint of citrus. You can also use fresh chopped parsley to add some more color to the dish. Enjoy your fish with a refreshing side, such as a salad. If you have any leftovers, you can keep them in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 4 days.

STOVE TOP SMOKERS WAHOO FISH

Steps:

• first of all gut the fish trim tail and fins.
• rub with salt and soak in water for 30 minute.
• meanwhile make sure that the smoker is clean and dry.
• add 5 tablespoons of your favorite wood chips.
• dry the fish and line them on the smoker.
• put the lid on half way and put on medium heat.
• when the smoke starts to come out close the lid tighly and lower the heat.
• leave it for an hour or untill the fish is completly dry.
• prepare the dressing and drizzle over the smoked fish.
• serve it with some potato salad or pasta.