This mahi mahi reuben sandwich is a great meal made with rye bread, grilled or pan fried mahi mahi, coleslaw and sauce and served with chips and pickles. This sandwich will make you feel like you're in the Florida Keys.
1mahi mahi fillet6 or 8 ozs depending on how big you want the sandwich to be
2slicesrye bread
1sliceswiss cheeseor cheese of your choice
1.5tbsphorseradish or thousand island sauceadd more to taste
2tbspscoleslaw or sauerkrauti prefer coleslaw
1tspbutter
salt/pepperto taste
2ozschips
1-2picklessliced or spears
2lemon slices
1tbspolive oil
Instructions
Pat dry and season mahi mahi to your taste (salt pepper with lemon or seasoning for blackening fish etc).
Add 1 tbsp of olive oil to a cast iron skillet in medium heat. Once skillet is hot and oil is shimmery, add seasoned fish and let cook for about 4 minutes on one side. Flip with the fish spatula and cook another 3 minutes on the other side. Remove fish from skillet and reserve it on the side. You can also grill the fish!
Spread butter on rye bread and grill bread on a cast iron grill plate. Flip and grill the bread on the other side too. Remove and place both slices on a platter.
Add swiss cheese over one slice and add the sauce over the other (usually horseradish or a thousand islands, i like aioli too occasionally).
Place mahi mahi fillet over the swiss cheese, top it with coleslaw and finally place the slice of rye bread that has the sauce over coleslaw! Press lightly and cut the sandwich in half if you prefer.
Serve with chips, pickles and lemon slices on the side. Enjoy:)
Notes
I am showing the ingredients needed for 1 sandwich to make the calculations easier so you can scale up, but I usually tend to make 4 sandwiches at a time!!
Nutrition values are estimated, but fish fillet size, dressing (homemade or store bought) and size of bread slices might make a big difference in numbers. So if nutrition is important to you, try to do your own calculations with the exact values of ingredients you're using.
I don't make enough for leftovers so I don't have good instructions on how to store leftovers in this case.