Grilled Mahi-Mahi Sandwich

 Grilled Mahi-Mahi Sandwich

Price

$15.99

Calories

 540

Descrption

Grilled mahi-mahi fillet topped with mango salsa and a tangy lime aioli, served on a brioche bun .A Grilled Mahi-Mahi Sandwich is a popular and flavorful dish, often enjoyed in casual restaurants and beachside eateries.

Ingredients

  1. Mahi-Mahi Fillet – The key protein, typically grilled, marinated, or seasoned.
  2. Sandwich Bun – Often a soft, toasted bun, sometimes brioche or whole grain.
  3. Lettuce – Usually fresh, crisp lettuce for texture.
  4. Tomato – Sliced tomatoes for freshness and juiciness.
  5. Onions – Red onions or pickled onions for added flavor.
  6. Pickles – Often included for extra crunch and tang.
  7. Tartar Sauce – A creamy sauce made with mayonnaise, pickles, lemon, and herbs.
  8. Cheese (optional) – Sometimes a slice of cheese, like cheddar, is added.
  9. Lemon Slices (optional) – For a squeeze of citrus flavor.

Common Allergens:

  1. Fish (Mahi-Mahi) – The main allergen in this sandwich is the Mahi-Mahi fish itself.
  2. Wheat/Gluten – The sandwich bun may contain gluten, which can be an issue for those with gluten sensitivity or celiac disease.
  3. Dairy – If cheese or creamy sauces (like tartar sauce) are included, they can contain milk and other dairy ingredients.
  4. Eggs – Used in tartar sauce and possibly in the sandwich bun or dressings.
  5. Soy – Sometimes present in sauces or in the bun, especially if mayonnaise or soy-based dressings are used.

Common Allergens

Fish (Mahi-Mahi) – The main allergen in this sandwich is the Mahi-Mahi fish itself

.Wheat/Gluten – The sandwich bun may contain gluten, which can be an issue for those with gluten sensitivity or celiac disease.

Dairy – If cheese or creamy sauces (like tartar sauce) are included, they can contain milk and other dairy ingredients

.Eggs – Used in tartar sauce and possibly in the sandwich bun or dressings

.Soy – Sometimes present in sauces or in the bun, especially if mayonnaise or soy-based dressings are used.

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FAQ’S

Yes! Mahi-Mahi is low in fat, high in protein, and a good source of essential nutrients like vitamins B6 and B12, phosphorus, and selenium

Yes! Simply swap out the regular bun for a gluten-free one. Ensure that the tartar sauce or other condiments are also gluten-free.

Typically, the fish is grilled with a small amount of oil or butter to prevent sticking and to enhance the flavor. You can ask for it to be grilled without oil for a lighter option.

Yes, you can use other firm, white fish like snapper, tilapia, or even grilled chicken if you prefer.

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