Marinated Grilled Fish
Lemon, fresh basil and garlic, olive oil, shoyu, and cracked pepper come together to make a delicious and transformative marinade. In this recipe I use skinned and filleted yellow spot papio, but any fish will do. After a 45-minute marinade, a quick, hot sear on the grill seals in the bright herbaceous and citrusy flavors.
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