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Grilled barramundi with lemon and native herbs

Por Álvaro (RecetAI)•Actualizada recientemente
Australia (tropical north, Aboriginal and contemporary tradition)
The taste of family, Safari for the palate
High Protein
  • 2
    servings
  • 345 kcal/serving
  • Easy

Ingredients

Still life with the fresh ingredients needed for the recipe

  • barramundi fillets

    2 units

  • olive oil

    15 ml

  • salt

    to taste

  • black pepper

    to taste

  • lemon

    1 unit

  • native Australian herbs

    to taste (lemon myrtle, bush thyme)

Utensils needed

  • Herramienta de cocina: Saucepan
    Saucepan
  • Herramienta de cocina:

About this recipe

Barramundi is one of Australia's most iconic fish, especially appreciated in the country's tropical north, where it has been fished and consumed by Aboriginal communities for millennia.

Its firm, tasty flesh makes it an ideal choice for grilled preparations, a technique deeply rooted in both Aboriginal cuisine and contemporary Australian habits.

This recipe pairs it with lemon and native herbs such as bush thyme and lemon myrtle, enhancing its flavor naturally and freshly.

Light, nutritious, and deeply connected to the land, this dish is a celebration of authentic Australian cuisine.

Instructions

1
Step 1

Step 1

Preheat the grill to medium-high heat and lightly grease it to prevent the fish from sticking.
2
Step 2

Step 2

Clean the barramundi fillets and pat them dry with paper towels. Drizzle with olive oil and season with salt and pepper.

You will need:

2 unitsbarramundi fillets1 tablespoonolive oilto tastesaltto tasteblack pepper
3
Step 3

Step 3

Place the fillets on the grill skin-side down. Cook for 4-5 minutes until the skin is crispy.
4
Step 4

Step 4

Flip carefully and cook for 2-3 more minutes until the fish is cooked through but juicy.
5
Step 5

Step 5

Serve the fillets with lemon zest and fresh native herbs on top.

You will need:

1 unit (zest)lemonto taste (lemon myrtleNaN bush thyme)native Australian herbs
6
Step 6

Step 6

In a small saucepan, mix the juice of one lemon with its zest, olive oil, and a pinch of lemon myrtle powder. Warm gently without boiling, just to integrate the aromas. Serve this warm sauce over the plated barramundi.

You will need:

1 unit (juice and zest)lemon2 tablespoonsolive oil1/2 teaspoon lemon myrtle powdernative Australian herbs

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