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Fish Kebabs with Mint Chutney #SundaySupper

30 | 06 | 2013
By Soni Sinha

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Its the first week of my kids’ summer holidays and I’ve been really enjoying my lazy mornings without the rush to wake them up or get their lunch boxes ready!Summer is my favorite time of the year!There’s fresh fruits and vegetables in abundance and let’s not forget the hot smoky barbecue that you can enjoy each day every day!!From fresh corn, to meats and seafood, grilled foods are probably the best thing about summer.They’re fun to eat, adaptable to every palate.And with the Fourth of July round the corner,we’re celebrating this season with a Summer BBQ party!

Fish Kebabs with Mint Chutney

My fish kebabs are super easy and have tons of flavor.You can also use Chicken,Lamb or Shrimp for this preparation.I’ve used a combination of Swordfish,Tuna and Salmon here.I let them marinade for about two hours and then grill them for about 6-8 minutes on each side.

You can choose any kind of firm fish for these kebabs.I just love the different textures in the fish and they came out great!The flavors of mint and coriander goes really well with the fish and the reserved chutney can be served alongside these kebabs.The chutney has a bit of tang from the lemon, and slight hint of heat from the Jalapeño, that I love.I served it on a bed of Couscous Tabbouleh with grilled corn for our dinner.Enjoy.

Fish Kebabs

Fish Kebabs with Mint Chutney

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Ingredients
  

  • 1 thick deboned fillet each of-Swordfish,Tuna and Salmon (6-8 oz each)

For the Mint Chutney

  • Fresh Mint-1 cup
  • Fresh Coriander-1 cup
  • Garlic clove-1
  • Green Chili or Jalapeño-1 seeded and chopped
  • Salt-to taste
  • Lemon Juice-1 tbsp
  • Olive Oil-2 tbsp
  • water-1/4 cup or more if required

Instructions
 

  • Wash the fish and pat dry.Slice though the middle and cube into apprx 2 inch pieces.
  • Chop up the coriander and mint.In a wet spice grinder or any food processor combine all the chutney ingredients except lemon juice and blend.Add a little more water if required.
  • In a ziplock bag take about 4-5 tbsp of the Chutney and the fish and give it a good mix.Save the remaining chutney.
  • Refrigerate the fish for two hours.Add the lemon juice a few minutes before grilling.
  • Preheat the grill.
  • Arrange the fish on skewers alternating each fish and grill on medium for about 6 minutes on each side.
  • Serve hot with the reserved chutney.

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The lovely Jenny from The Messy Baker Blog is hosting this special Sunday Supper and we’ve got some amazing summer dishes and drinks for you 🙂

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  11. Family Foodie says

    When I make kebabs I typically do steak or chicken, but these fish kebabs look amazing! Definitely need to try these. The mint chutney looks delicious as well!

  14. Hezzi-D says

    I am always in need of fish recipes and never would have thought to make them into kebabs! How clever. That mint chutney sounds awesome too.
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  16. GourmetGetaways says

    I love the school holidays too, everything slows down a little and our house is so much more relaxed.

    These fish kebabs look amazing, I can’t believe I have never thought to make them before, love the chutney!
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  21. Diana @EatMoveShine says

    Wow, these look beautiful! So healthy and full of flavor! Also love that you can use chicken too… I’ve been trying to find more recipes with mint. Yum!

  25. Katy says

    These kebabs look so fresh and delicious – I love the flavours you’ve used!

  35. Sugar et al says

    Wow! They look delicious. The combination of coriander, mint and chilli is fantastic and they give such a lovely colour to the kebabs. I love that you have used different kinds of fish…they will be such a treat to anybody!
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  2. […] Green chutney is a quintessential accompaniment to Indian appetizers and you can use either mint or coriander.I’ve used mint here since it compliments the fish tikka beautifully with its vibrant green color and robust flavor.The yoghurt and spices coat the fish cubes and the flavors intensify once they’re grilled until the edges are slightly golden and crispy. Garnish with lemon and chat masala and serve it on toasted pita with some chutney, sliced onions and salad. Enjoy. […]