
Mahi-Mahi Wrap with Balsamic Vinegar and Wilted Spinach
Servings 2 People
Ingredients
- For Fish:
 - 12 oz pkg Coleson’s Catch Mahimahi Fillets,
 - 1 Tbsp garlic Minced
 - 2 Tbsp Red Onion Minced
 - 2 Tbsp balsamic vinegar
 - 1 tsp olive oil
 - Salt and Pepper to taste
 - 4 pcs Wrap-style Flour Tortillas any flavor
 - For Dressing:
 - 1/4 c balsamic vinegar
 - 1/4 c water
 - Salt and Pepper to taste
 - 2 Tbsp brown sugar
 - 1/4 c Red Onion Diced
 - 1/4 c olive oil
 - For Salad:
 - 3 qts Washed and Dried Spinach* (seems like a lot but it shrinks)
 - 1/2 c Red Onion Diced
 - 2/3 c Tomato Diced
 - 1/2 c grated carrot
 
Instructions
- Prepare Fish:
 - Make a marinade with all "Fish" ingredients above except fish and flour tortilla.
 - If you are comfortable removing the skin from the fish at this point, you can.
 - The other option is to grill the fish with the skin on and remove after cooking.
 - Toss the Mahi-Mahi in the marinade and refrigerate for at least an hour.
 - Grill the fish -- it will take 6-8 minutes to cook.
 - Prepare Dressing:
 - Warm the water and dissolve the salt and sugar and mix in the rest of the "Dressing" ingredients.
 - When you are ready to assemble the wrap, heat the dressing either in the microwave (glass container), on the grill (metal container), or on the stove (saucepan).
 - Prepare Salad:
 - Place items in a bowl large enough to toss easily.
 - Assemble Dish:
 - Have all your items assembled around you, including plates to put finished items on.
 - Pour half the hot dressing over the greens and toss.
 - Adjust the dressing amount to your taste.
 - Spread out the tortillas and divide the greens amongst them; if it seems light on the greens to you, add more.
 - Cut the skinless Mahi-Mahi into thin strips and divide amongst the tortillas.
 - Make wraps by tucking in the sides and rolling forward tightly.
 
Notes
Serving Suggestions:
For a heartier meal use 2 pkgs Mahi-Mahi and double the seasonings.
Additional Comments:
Use any combination of greens you enjoy. For those new to using greens, spinach is a pretty "safe" one. Some of the greens can be bitter; many people enjoy the bitterness, but not all.
