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Nicely done, can i ask...is mahi mahi a relatively mild fish? I hate a “fishy” fish but the dr says i need to eat more ��
 
Nicely done, can i ask...is mahi mahi a relatively mild fish? I hate a “fishy” fish but the dr says i need to eat more ��

Mahi is on the milder side. The key to non fishy fish though, is getting it fresh.
Since I don't live near the ocean, I generally opt for frozen, because it is generally fresher than the stuff in the fresh section.
 
This is just beautiful:


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Amen, brother Moose!

Preach on, Kevin! Beautiful fish, man.... and that salad!? Looks beautiful and slightly acidic to cut through the richness on the main plate.
 
Nicely done, can i ask...is mahi mahi a relatively mild fish? I hate a “fishy” fish but the dr says i need to eat more ��

Mahi is on the milder side. The key to non fishy fish though, is getting it fresh.
Since I don't live near the ocean, I generally opt for frozen, because it is generally fresher than the stuff in the fresh section.

Josh nailed it, Mahi Mahi is a mild fish but if it's not fresh you're going to get a that fishy taste, it won't matter what kind of fish it is.
 
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