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Grilled fish skewers with gremolata
Grilled fish skewers of king prawns, tuna steak and cooked mussel meat with gremolata.
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Ingredients
Directions
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Soak the skewers in cold water. Slice the garlic.
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Clean the lemons and grate the peel of 2/3 of the fruit and press 1/3 of the fruit. Cut the parsley very fine.
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Mix the garlic, parsley and lemon zest and put half in a bowl, this is the gremolata.
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Mix the other half of the mixture with the oil, lemon juice and 1 tsp pepper.
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Cut the tuna into pieces of 2 x 2 cm. Mix the tuna, shrimps and mussel meat each with 1/3 of garlic-lemon-parsley oil.
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Cut the rest of the lemon into 8 parts. Cut the salad onion into 3 cm pieces.
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Light the barbecue or heat the grill pan. Halve the slices of pancetta in the length and wrap each mussel in a small piece of pancetta.
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Place 3 mussels on a skewer. Place 2 pieces of tuna with a wedge of lemon in between on a skewer.
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Place 3 prawns and 3 pieces of salad onion on and around on a skewer. Repeat until all fish is gone.
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Grill all fish skewers in approx. 2 min. Per side until golden brown. Divide them over a large flat dish and sprinkle with the gremolata.
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Nutrition
330Calories
Sodium0% DV1.260mg
Fat38% DV25g
Protein44% DV22g
Carbs1% DV3g
Fiber4% DV1g
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