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Lime, coriander and ginger marinade

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A light flavoured marinade perfect for fish

12 mins
4 ingredients
$0.25 / person
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Lime, coriander and ginger marinade

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Ingredients

Serves = 1 (Per 150g raw fish)

  • ½ lime, juice and zest

  • 1 Tbsp coriander leaves, chopped

  • 1 tsp ginger

  • 1 tsp Extra virgin olive oil

It’s this easy

  • Mix all ingredients together with extra virgin olive oil, and rub into the fish.

  • Allow to marinate for 10 mins

  • Grill, fry or steam fish

Tweaks

Multiply this recipe for however many serves of fish you're planning to cook

Notes

Nutrition information (per serve - marinade only):

  • Energy (208kJ)

  • Protein (0.3g)

  • Total fat (4.7g)

  • Saturated fat (0.7g)

  • Carbohydrate (0.6g); Starch (0.2g), Sugars (0.4g), Added sugars (0g), Free sugars (0g)

  • Dietary fibre (1.1g)

  • Sodium (2mg)

  • Calcium (9mg)

  • Iron (0.4mg)

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