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    Brown Butter Swordfish with Turkish Chili and Mint

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    A delightful dish that captures the rich, nutty essence of browned butter paired with the fresh, vibrant flavors of mint and chili.

    Ingredients for Brown Butter Swordfish with Turkish Chili and Mint

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    Swordfish Steaks, skin removed, cut into cubes

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    Kosher Salt

    to taste

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    Freshly Ground Black Pepper

    to taste

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    Unsalted Butter

    tablespoons

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    Garlic Clove, minced

    each

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    Dried Mint

    teaspoons

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    Turkish Chili Flakes

    teaspoons

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    Mint, chopped

    teaspoons

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    Lemon Wedges, for serving

    each

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    How to Make Brown Butter Swordfish with Turkish Chili and Mint

    1. Prepare the Swordfish

    Start by removing the skin from the swordfish steaks. Once the skin is off, cut the swordfish into cubes. Season them generously with kosher salt and freshly ground black pepper.

    2. Brown the Butter

    In a skillet, melt the unsalted butter over medium heat. Allow it to cook until it turns a golden brown and releases a nutty aroma, which should take about 3 minutes.

    3. Cook the Swordfish

    Once your butter is beautifully browned, add the seasoned swordfish cubes to the skillet. Cook them for about 3 minutes, turning them occasionally and basting them with the nutty brown butter.

    4. Add the Aromatics and Spices

    Stir in the minced garlic, dried mint, and Turkish chili flakes. Let these ingredients cook for approximately 2 minutes, allowing their flavors to infuse into the fish and butter.

    5. Final Touches and Serve

    Taste the dish and adjust the seasoning if necessary, adding more salt or chili flakes to suit your preference. Sprinkle the fresh mint over the cooked swordfish for a burst of color and freshness. Serve immediately with lemon wedges on the side.


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