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Easter or Passover Main Dish Idea: Mahi Mahi and Vegetable Kabobs

March 27, 2012

I grill all year long, but my family especially loves it when the weather turns nice. We tend to eat outside on the deck, and it’s great for the kids to be riding bikes and playing basketball while I’m cooking the food on the grill. This is the epitome of family time. These Mahi Mahi and Vegetable Kabobs are the perfect recipe to try if you’re wanting to get your kids to like fish and vegetables. It’s colorful, fresh and full of clean flavors. Mahi Mahi is mild, a low calorie, low-fat source of protein, and it also has B-complex vitamins, selenium and omega-3 fatty acids. Serve these kabobs with grilled asparagus or squash and zucchini this Easter or Passover dinner for something different and unexpected. It’s a healthy low carbohydrate main dish.

Mahi Mahi and Vegetable Kabobs

Prep: 25 minutes
Cook: 12 minutes
Yield: 4 servings
Ingredients
4 (4-ounce) mahi-mahi, cut into 1-inch pieces
2 pints cherry tomatoes (about 2 cups)
1 large yellow bell pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
1 medium red onion, cut into 1-inch pieces
3 tablespoons olive oil
2 teaspoons blackened spice or jerk seasoning
1/2 teaspoon salt
Preparation
1. Thread mahi-mahi cubes, tomatoes, yellow pepper and onion among 6 (8-inch) skewers. Drizzle skewers evenly with olive oil and season with seasoning and salt.

2. Coat grill rack with nonstick cooking spray. Preheat grill to medium (300°F to 350°F). Grill skewers, covered, 6 minutes per side or to desired degree of doneness.

Note: If using wooden skewers, soak at least 30 minutes before grilling to prevent burning.



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18 Responses to “Easter or Passover Main Dish Idea: Mahi Mahi and Vegetable Kabobs”
April, 02 2012at 04:00 pm
I love kabobs! I can't believe I've never thought to try it with fish. Yum!
March, 27 2012at 10:59 pm
Love kabobs -- need to try mahi mahi! Thanks for the delish recipe :)
March, 27 2012at 10:30 pm
Loving this! I just posted about fish tonite too...with a backlink to mahi. Great looking kabobs!
beti says:
March, 30 2012at 01:03 am
it's a really simple and delicious idea, thanks for sharing
Jeanette says:
April, 06 2012at 08:21 am
What a fun idea - I haven't made kebabs in a while.
Lisa says:
March, 27 2012at 08:37 pm
On MY list for sure!! Gorgeous!
Eric says:
March, 27 2012at 08:46 pm
As the griller in the family, I really like this! Great idea to try for Easter
Tracy says:
March, 28 2012at 07:16 am
Lovely Alison and easy too!
marla says:
March, 28 2012at 09:04 am
These look super healthy + amazing!
Julie says:
March, 28 2012at 09:08 am
SO pretty and healthy too! You go girl! Loving your site
naomi says:
March, 28 2012at 09:48 am
I'm loving how fast and easy this, best of all-it's healthy!
Robyn says:
March, 28 2012at 09:51 am
Girl- you are speaking my language with these skewers!
March, 28 2012at 11:00 am
I grill year round too! I always use chicken for kabobs, but mahi mahi sounds like a yummy alternative! Thanks!
March, 28 2012at 04:36 pm
These are so beautiful. I love all the colors!
March, 28 2012at 04:41 pm
this sounds delicious!
March, 28 2012at 07:07 pm
I love kebabs but haven't tried with fish! Can't wait to fire the grill!
March, 28 2012at 08:54 pm
Thank you Cathy, Lisa and Roxanna!
March, 29 2012at 04:20 am
I love mahi mahi! this looks incredible Alison.

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