Halibut Fish Tacos

Halibut is one of the best fish to make fish tacos because of its mild flavor, tender and flaky meat.

These tacos are easy to make, the fish filet cooks quickly in a skillet, grill or air fryer. For this recipe I used baked/grilled fish with no batter but a delicious dry rub.

Fish Dry Rub

One of my favorite ways to season fish is with a dry rub. It is a fast way to pack tons of flavor.

You can use any blend of spices you like but the basics are garlic, salt, pepper and smoked paprika.

In this recipe, I'm using my favorite seasoning blend; the Trader Joe's Taco Seasoning. I like this rub because it's flavorful and add a hint of heat to the meat.

If you don't like spicy, I suggest you use a garlic, salt and pepper rub and omit the paprika.

Flour or Corn Tortillas

For fish tacos, I prefer corn tortillas but it is totally up to you. I like the texture of corn and the mild flavor of the fish compliments with the sweetness of the corn tortilla adding more flavor to the overall dish.

Flour tortillas are very tasteless on their own. They are great for tacos that are more moist like carnitas tacos and on any dish that will be folded like enchiladas, burritos or quesadillas.

Fish Tacos Toppings

Fish tacos go great with a nice and refreshing coleslaw. I also added a fresh mango salsa and limes. An avocado wedge or some guacamole would also be a nice touch.

For the mango salsa all you need is a ripe mango cut in cubes and chopped tomatoes, onions and cilantro.

If you don't have Halibut on hand, any flaky, white fish would work. Cod would be my second choice for these tacos.