Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
Mackerels filled with Dijon mustard, cooking in BBQ with an oven variant. Simple, fast, inexpensive and full of health benefits.
The mackerel is a cheap fish but with a very typical tastejudged a little strong by some sometimes, This recipe helps balance tastes while doing good for health.
Mustard makes the flesh tasty and less dry without keeping its strength. To test.
The mackerel is a very recognizable fish both by its appearance and by its taste.
The mackerel is a small fish from elongated shape with silver gray skin with dark strips and colors that can pull towards the Blues all along its back.
The mackerels that are commonly found on our stalls are generally 20 to 30 cm long.
He is fished in the temperate waters of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea.
You can eat it whole like here or use the nets To make rillettes, I prepare mackerel rillettes quite often as an aperitif, asking my fishmonger to lift the nets. It is much faster than cooking them whole and recovering the flesh because the mackerel is a fish that has a lot of small edges.
The mackerel is A fatty fish (with +/- 13 to 15gr of lipids per 100 gr) very rich in essential fatty acids that the body cannot make.
It is extremely Rich in omega-3 which plays a crucial role in human metabolism (promoting the proper functioning of the cardio vascular system and the immune system, the brain and the eyes as well as a natural anti-inflammatory)
The mackerel is a important source of minerals and trace elements Like phosphorus, magnesium, iodine, zinc, selenium and iron (good for the health of bones, teeth and tissue regeneration, a powerful antioxidant).
Its vitamin of helps to fix calcium, it also contains other vitamins of group B (B2, B3, B5, B6, B12) and vitamin E.
The mackerel is Quite rich with 193 calories per 100 gr. Rich in calories but a fish that contains good fat, healthy and rassasiant.
This recipe is really not expensive because it contains only two ingredients and because thee mackerel is really cheap. Choose it freshly from your fishmonger.
For mustard, Dijon mustard here are used. No need to choose old -fashioned mustard or scented mustard But you can test by varying the pleasures. For example, a tarragon mustard would go very well for this recipe.
Here we use a large amount of mustard, about 2 tablespoons per mackerelthe idea is to completely fill their belly.
Do not be afraid that the result is too strong in the mouth with such a large amount of mustard. As with my dumb fillet with mustard, the mustard strength tends to decrease during cooking.
First you will have asked your fishmonger to carefully empty the fish. If you are used to it, do it yourself.
No need to cut your head or tail.
Very generously garnish the inside of the Dijon mustard fishor about two tablespoons in each mackerel.
Let stand two hours in the fridge To give time to the mustard flavors to spread.
The time for cooking comes. Turn on your barbecue as you would bbq. Place the fish on the barbecue grid, ideally a sandwich grid which will allow you to return the mackerels halfway through cooking more easily.
When the BBQ is hot, Cooked 5 to 10 minutes on each side depending on the size of the fish.
The mackerel is cooked when its flesh becomes white and opaque.
That’s it. Only 2 ingredients, 2 hours of rest and then an ultra easy and fast cooking on the barbecue.
You can completely make this recipe throughout the year by cooking your mackerel with mustard in the oven.
Two options that I stall you in the recipe sheet:
Cook for about fifteen minutes at 180 ° C, return halfway through cooking and above all Adapt the cooking time to the size of your fish whole.
I will soon offer you another recipe for mackerel nets with a meat mustard in the oven is quite nice too.
This recipe gives a very fragrant mackerel but if your barbecue fire has been a bit strong, you may have a slightly dry pulpit.
Also, in addition to the recommended soft cooking, I advise you to serve these mustard mackerels with:
If you liked this recipe, that you discovered the flavors of Mustard cooking And since the strength of mustard reduces a lot to cooking, so I encourage you to test my cute mustard pork net, very largely brushed with dijon mustard and coconut cooked. A delight that I make and redone very often.
Mackerels filled with Dijon mustard, cooking in BBQ with an oven variant. Simple, fast, inexpensive and full of health benefits.
To prevent standby
I recommend that you start 2 hours in advance to give the mustard time to broadcast its flavors in the flesh of the mackerel. This is of course optional but will allow you to have a deliciously scented flesh.
For this recipe, I give you 3 options. 1 Grilled in the barbecue, and 2 in the oven, either in a foil or in a dish by adding a little liquid to prevent your mackerel from drying up.
Enjoy