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CAJUN BLACKENED ISLANDER-STYLE SWORDFISH

yield: 12 servings



 Ingredients Weight Measure
      
 Red onion, small dice

1-1/4 cups
 Pineapple, small dice

1-1/4 cups
 Mango, small dice

1-1/4 cups
 Papaya, small dice

1-1/4 cups
 Kosher salt

1 Tbsp.
 Black pepper, cracked

1 Tbsp.
 Kiwis, no skin

12 ea.
 TABASCO® brand Green Jalapeño Pepper Sauce

1/4 cup
 Red peppers, roasted, pureed

3 ea.
 TABASCO® brand Chipotle Pepper Sauce

1/4 cup
 Swordfish steak, fresh, 6 oz.

12 ea.
 Cajun spice

4-1/2 cups
 Vegetable oil
36 oz.
 Coconut, shredded, toasted, for garnish

3/4 cup

Method

1In a bowl, combine diced red onion, pineapple, mango and papaya. Add a pinch of kosher salt and cracked black pepper. Toss gently; then cover and hold in refrigerator until service.
2Blend peeled kiwis in a blender with TABASCO® Green Jalapeño Pepper Sauce. Hold, refrigerated, in a squirt bottle.
3Blend roasted red peppers and TABASCO® Chipotle Pepper Sauce together. Hold, refrigerated, in a squirt bottle. Both coulis should be the same texture and consistency so that they stand on the plate neatly.
4Hold fish at or below 40°F before pan frying. Place cajun spice in a stainless moon bowl. Heat a medium-sized cast iron skillet on medium heat, and then add vegetable oil.
5Dredge swordfish steaks in seasoning on all sides. Shake off excess seasoning and carefully place fish in slightly smoking pan. Brown both sides evenly, until a crisp-crusted skin texture is formed on the outside of the steaks.
6Remove steaks and place on a sheet tray. Place into a preheated 300°F oven. Remove fish when internal temperature is 140°F.
7In a heated sauté pan, add a touch of vegetable oil, just to cover bottom of pan. Add red onions and sauté until translucent. Add all diced fruit at once and sauté for about 2 minutes, stirring constantly.
8On each dinner plate, zigzag both red and green coulis, to form an attractive pattern. Gently place chutney onto center of plate. Place swordfish, slightly off center, on top of chutney. Garnish by sprinkling toasted coconut around the rim of the plate.