Fresh Wild Caught Mahi Mahi is coated with savory herbs and grilled to perfection. Served alongside of a delicious grain-free "Tabbouleh" made with carrots replacing the traditional couscous. It is bright and fresh and pairs perfectly with the grilled Mahi mahi. Eat it cold with the heated Mahi mahi.
Allergens: Fish Warning: All fresh fish entrees could contain small fragments of bones because it's fresh caught.

Mahi mahi
carrots
organic parsley
raisins
cilantro
freshly squeezed lemon juice
basil
garlic
lime
oregano
extra virgin olive oil
sea salt

Recieving and storage: Must be recieved and stored frozen until "use-by" date. Can be held refrigerated up to 3 days prior to reheating and consumption.
Thawing and reheating: Remove container from freezer and thaw overnight in the refrigerator.
Tabbouleh: For best results, peel back the film on the Carrot Tabbouleh side and spoon out onto a plate. The tabbouleh is meant to be eaten cold. Cover container with foil then heat using desired method.
Preferred oven method: Thaw product overnight. Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Pull film off thawed product and cover with foil, place in the oven on sheet tray. It is important to cover with foil. Reheat 15-18 minutes until hot all the way through (165°F). Do not overcook, as this can dry out the Mahi mahi.
Microwave Method: Thaw product overnight. Pull back film on both sides to vent. Reheat in microwave 2-3 minutes until hot (165°F).
**Our trays are not toaster oven safe.**

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