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mahi-mahi

 
Dictionary: ma·hi-ma·hi  ma·hi·ma·hi ('hē-mä') pronunciation
 
also n., pl. -his also -his.

See dolphin (sense 2).

[Hawaiian mahimahi.]


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[MAH-hee MAH-hee] Though this is actually a type of dolphin it shouldn't be confused with the dolphin that is a mammal. To avoid this misunderstanding, the Hawaiian name mahi mahi is becoming more widespread. Also called dolphinfish and dorado, mahi mahi is found in warm waters throughout the world. It's a moderately fat fish with firm, flavorful flesh. It ranges in weight from 3 to 45 pounds and can be purchased in steaks or fillets. Mahi mahi is best prepared simply, as in grilling or broiling. See also fish.

 
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