This twist on the classic pesto recipe uses macadamia nuts and coconut oil and is paired with grilled fish kebabs for quick, easy and healthy dinner!
Well. It happened again.
And by “it” I mean “Monday.’
I could seriously put up a good argument to change “Monday” to “it.” I mean, any day after a weekend that involves going back to work does NOT deserve to be named right?
We could even pull a Harry Potter and call it “The Day That Shall Not Be Named!” Do you like it? Do you agree?
Sidenote: my brain is constantly one foot in recipe-development land, one foot in La la Taylor Land and one foot in Harry Potter Land due to the hubs’ obsession with watching the movies OVER AND OVER.
I am also not sure how my brain has 3 feet to place in aforementioned lands. Or if it even has A foot. Yet another installment of “Things To Ponder by Taylor.”
Your weekend. You know that mine involved sticks of wood that make cool things happen, so how was yours? I hope that it was ALL THE FUN.
You know what also happened during my weekend? I made the Huberoni a grumpy pants.
Which COULD be why he watched Harry Potter on repeat. He knows that it gets all stuck up in my head and drives me ca-ray-zay.
This is how the story goes: It was late Saturday evening (9:00pm – I’m old) and it was time to go to bed (yep, total party ANIMAL) So, we did.
Isn’t this story exciting?
THEN! *suspenseful pause* I woke up at MIDNIGHT and shook the hubs awake!
“Caleb! Caleb!” I exclaimed.
“WHAT’S WRONG?!” He yelled as he jumped to his feet from the un-expected wake up call.
“You know how I have been on non traditional pesto recipe train with the lentil coconut curry with cashew cilantro pesto? Do you think that a pesto recipe would be good with cilantro, macadamia nuts and coconut oil instead?”
Then Mr. FFF mumbled smothering un-intelligible…and I woke up to the sound of Harry potter number eleventy billion playing on TV.
It may have been SLIGHTLY less dramatic than that. But, you get the picture. Sometimes a girl just needs a little reassurance, you know?
Men, they don’t get it.
So, into my blender went above mentioned idea ingredients went and on went the power. Which means “WHIZZZ” went the blender and I had a few moments where I couldn’t hear Daniel Radcliffe shout “LUMOS!” or whatever. It was magical.
In a non-wizardy way.
And, the taste of it all smothered on grilly sea-critter goodness with sweet,smokey pineapple?
No blender-to-cover-the-noise-of-the-tv needed.
My brain grew a fourth foot and it planted itself right into happy taste bud land.
I’m sharing the Grillled Mahi Mahi with Macadamia Pesto Recipe over at WholeYum today! Head there to check it out!
Want more seafood?
More Mahi Mahi recipes from around the web I think look YUM:
Honey BBQ Mahi Mahi Tacos – Cooking With Cakes
Mahi Mahi En Papillote – Nutmeg Nanny
Mahi Mahi Bahn Mi with Spicy Curried Mayo and Fried Eggs – Half Baked Harvest
Jodee Weiland says
This looks delicious! I love it…what a great idea for fish kabobs! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Taylor Kiser says
Thanks so much Jodee! I hope you love them!
nibbles by nib says
CONGRATS Taylor!!!! Your lovely Kabobs are being featured this week as Nibbles By Nic Favorite at Wonderfully Creative Wednesdays!!!! Super exciting!!!! Make sure to spread the great news!! xo Nic
Taylor Kiser says
Thanks so much Nic! Happy Tuesday!
Mira says
I love the macadamia pesto idea. Never tried fish kebabs since I always thought they will fall apart while grilling, but this amazing recipe inspired me to try them. Great photography!
Taylor Kiser says
Thanks so much Mira! Fish works great for kebabs!
Wendy says
I made this tge other night. It was amazing!!!! Thank you so much for this recipe. An absolute KEEPER!!!!!!
Taylor Kiser says
SO pumped you love it!! Thank you so much for letting me know!
Gina says
I went to the link and got an error message: “page can’t be found.”
Where can I find the recipe?
Taylor Kiser says
Wholeyum is doing some tech work on their site. It should be up shortly!