It's Grilling Month, but we're going to kick off our daily grill recipes with one that actually calls for the broiler. You could do this on the grill too, but this can ease you into it (and let any of you with no grill follow along at home).
It's Grilling Month, but we're going to kick off our daily grill recipes with one that actually calls for the broiler. You could do this on the grill too, but this can ease you into it (and let any of you with no grill follow along at home).
This recipe is ultra-simple: just fish, fennel seeds, garlic and lemon. That's it. That's what we love about fish - it usually does best in very simple preparations, especially on the grill or under the broiler.
A note on mackerel: according to Blue Ocean Institute's Guide to Ocean-Friendly Seafood, mackerel has really made a comeback and is in plentiful supply. But! (Wouldn't you know it...) there's still a catch. Mackerel is high in mercury or PCBs, so if you're feeding this to children or pregnant women, we'd recommend skipping the mackerel in favor of another fish that is low in mercury.
Holy mackerel!
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Good news: Eat Atlantic mackeral -- as opposed to King mackeral or Spanish mackeral -- and you won't have to worry about mercury. You might even have Atlantic mackeral in that picture, but it's hard to tell.
http://www.blueocean.org/seafood/species/123.html
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