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Fresh Mahi Mahi Fillets

Succulent and tender, fresh Mahi Mahi fillets boast a delicate, sweet flavor and a firm yet flaky texture. Their vibrant white flesh is a canvas for culinary creativity, offering a taste of the ocean's bounty.

Notes

Look for fillets with a clean, briny aroma and a glistening appearance. Handle gently to preserve their tender texture.

Uses

Replacements

  • Fresh Snapper Fillets
  • Fresh Grouper Fillets

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