Fish fillets in kalamansi and pineapple sauce

September 20, 2004 | Pinoy Cook originals | Print This Post Print This Post
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Fish fillets in kalamansi and pineapple sauceWe brought this to last Saturday’s pot luck dinner with our friends. One of them had told me earlier in the day that she was preparing pork spare ribs and I thought that another meat dish would be too heavy. Hence, I decided on a seafood dish. I used maya-maya but I suppose any fleshy white fish will do for this recipe. I actually bought the fish whole. It weighed over a kilo. The head had been made into sinigang. Minus the head, the fillets would be about a kilo altogether.

This fish dish is a combination of two earlier recipes–fish fillets in kalamansi sauce and pork aloha.

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