Citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce....

[FelixDeCat]

Would you rather have:

1) Citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce, jasmine rice, baby carrots and grilled asparagus

or

2) Sour lemon fish with rice, carrots and aspargus

 

[MagnusTheBrewer]

Would you rather have:

1) Citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce, jasmine rice, baby carrots and grilled asparagus

or

2) Sour lemon fish with rice, carrots or aspargus

Depends on if English is the Chefs first language or not.

 

[davmat787]

Is this some kind of trick question? Both could be the same damn thing in the end, the first just sounds more appetizing and fancier.

If srs, I voted 1) but I think that too is what you would choose anyway.

 

[TecHNooB]

Is this some kind of trick question? Both could be the same damn thing in the end, the first just sounds more appetizing and fancier.

If srs, I voted 1) but I think that too is what you would choose anyway.

You explained the whole point and missed it at the same time. I'm impressed.

 

[BoomerD]

Would you rather have:

1) Citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce, jasmine rice, baby carrots and grilled asparagus

or

2) Sour lemon fish with rice, carrots or aspargus

http://news.yahoo.com/no-pillows-coach-sundae-time-front-150836639.html

— Stimulating taste buds. Come mealtime, passengers can forget TV dinners. US Airways serves citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce, jasmine rice, baby carrots and grilled asparagus in international business class.

 

[FelixDeCat]

http://news.yahoo.com/no-pillows-coach-sundae-time-front-150836639.html

Man, talk about coincidence!

 

[Udgnim]

voted #1 because it has herbs

 

[FelixDeCat]

You explained the whole point and missed it at the same time. I'm impressed.

Exactly. While Im not opposed to detailed or embellished descriptions, sometimes I just yearn for the good old days of plain jane information.

 

[GagHalfrunt]

Would you rather have:

1) Citrus mahi-mahi with lemon herb sauce, jasmine rice, baby carrots and grilled asparagus

or

2) Sour lemon fish with rice, carrots and aspargus

#1 will be $35.99
#2 will be $11.99

All that extra pretentiousness costs a lot of dough.

 

[FelixDeCat]

#1 will be $35.99
#2 will be $11.99

All that extra pretentiousness costs a lot of dough.

So true. Why does anybody have to make more than $20 an hour these days? Obama should tax the rest to make sure everyone can have some sour fish tonight.

 

[spaceman]

blue tuna soaked in lemon fiiash

 

[Matthiasa]

I vote asparagus is bad no matter what is done with it.

 

[jupiter57]

I vote asparagus is bad no matter what is done with it.

This.
And Mahi-mahi is Sea Carp.

 

[dighn]

with 1 i know exactly what i'm getting

 

[feralkid]

This.
And Mahi-mahi is Sea Carp.

Not even close; what the hell are you talking about?

 

[txrandom]

This.
And Mahi-mahi is Sea Carp.

Mahi-mahi is a sea dolphin.

 

[destrekor]

This.
And Mahi-mahi is Sea Carp.

It can't be like carp, because while I generally cannot tolerate any kind of seafood (ANY!), I actually can enjoy a plate of blackened mahi-mahi. The cajun seasoning may have either covered up all of that nasty seafood flavor, or mahi-mahi simply is better than other fish.
And I cannot imagine any other fish, regardless of how it is seasoned, actually being palatable for me.

 

[Iron Woode]

needs to be a #3 option:

halibut and chips (tartar sauce and malt vinegar)

now that's good eats.

 

[destrekor]

needs to be a #3 option:

halibut and chips (tartar sauce and malt vinegar)

now that's good eats.

This needs more attention...

You are Canadian, and you are having "Fish and Chips."
The question: Are they true chips, or are they fries.


(btw: bleh!)

 

[Iron Woode]

This needs more attention...

You are Canadian, and you are having "Fish and Chips."
The question: Are they true chips, or are they fries.


(btw: bleh!)

of course they're fries.

We use the British phrasing here in Canada.

Halibut > every other fish there is.

 

[Jeeebus]

Mahi-mahi is a sea dolphin.

Srsly. All these noobs calling it mahi mahi. It's dolphin, at least so says anyone who's ever caught one or in a state where people catch them.

 

[davmat787]

Srsly. All these noobs calling it mahi mahi. It's dolphin, at least so says anyone who's ever caught one or in a state where people catch them.

True, but just so people don't think you are referring to the other dolphins, pic below. Probably would not go over as well on menus if it were listed as "blackened dolphin" or "grilled dolphin", lol.

 

[feralkid]

Srsly. All these noobs calling it mahi mahi. It's dolphin, at least so says anyone who's ever caught one or in a state where people catch them.

I don't know about where you live, but I've never heard anyone call them "dolphins", although I've read that some people do...they are more correctly known as "dolphinfish"... Mahi Mahi is the Hawaiian name. "Dorado", is common in southern waters, among other names.

Dolphins, as everyone knows are mammals; these are obviously fish, and completely unrelated, so that's why the name dolphin-FISH is the correct term.

To each his own.




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[lxskllr]

The cheeseburger. I don't like citrus on my fish.

 

[destrekor]

of course they're fries.

We use the British phrasing here in Canada.

Halibut > every other fish there is.

Yeah, I didn't know if y'all followed their misnomer pattern or not. For shame Canada, for shame. Should have followed us in this case as well.