Pacific Blue Marlin

My brother caught another Pacific Blue Marlin last week...
Yesterday, we fillet the marlin..

Step 1: dust with seasoned flour

Step 2: Egg Wash

Step 3: Dip in bread crumbs (I like using Panko/Japanese bread crumbs)

Step 4: Let rest for atleast 10 minutes
Step 5: FRY

Step 6: Serve

Well, we actually did not eat them, we delivered them to San Vicente Church to help celebrate Father Rey Rosal's 20th year ordination anniversary! We did manage to steal several of them to munch on while we were cooking them, and oh my, so delicious!

As a treat for our hardwork that day, I made a cappuccino blast on my vita mix! YUMMY

My nephew, my daughter and my son, all enjoyed the afternoon drink... So did my sister and I..


I even made fresh whipped cream on my kitchen aid.. yummy! *By the way, in Saipan, a container of whipped cream will cost you like $7 FOR ONE CAN at Price Costco. I remember I used to pay under $7 for 3 cans of quality whipped cream in the mainland. Therefore, it is cheaper when I make it myself! And ofcourse, it always taste better because I put in alot of love.. LOL Whipped cream all gone... yummy for my tummy!