
This Fish Taco Recipe Post was a collaboration with Vino Mofo
I’ll be the first person to admit that I’m no wine expert, I’m more likely to choose a wine for it’s interesting label that it’s vintage. But over the years I’ve learnt through experience that some wines really compliment certain foods, and some just don’t work at all. There are lots of rules for pairing wine with food, most people choose a meal and then pick a wine to match, but because I like to be contrary, I’ve done exactly the opposite.
The team from Vinomofo sent me a Collaboration Case with a collection of 6 wines created exclusively for them. I’m a label girl so the Arcadia Bohemia Yarra Valley Chardonnay with its colourful tropical artwork caught my eye and inspired me to create a special meal designed around the wine.
With a flavour profile that includes citrus and pineapple, and the fact that Chardonnay pairs perfectly with fish, it was obvious that it was Fish Taco time with a Pineapple and zesty lime salsa to match the wine.
These fish tacos make a super easy week night meal, but with Good Friday coming up, why not have a colourful gathering with family and friends and enjoy a delicious meat free Mexican inspired meal together.

Grilled Fish Tacos with Pineapple Salsa
A healthy fish taco where the fish is grilled and not fried. Serve with delicious zesty pineapple salsa, avocado and some shredded cabbage.
Ingredients
- 8 small corn tortillas
- 500g firm white fleshed fish fillets (I've used Blue Eye)
- oil
- 1/8 small red cabbage finely shredded
- 1 large avocado cubed
- 2 limes quartered to serve
- FOR PINEAPPLE SALSA
- 1 small red onion finely diced
- 1 small red chilli (frozen)
- 1/4 fresh pineapple, peeled cored and roughly chopped
- 1 lime
- 1/2 bunch coriander (cilantro) roughly chopped
- salt flakes
Instructions
Notes
Encourage guests to assemble their own tacos, serve taco toppings on the side.

I’m a real fan of fruit based salsas, the sweetness of the fruit is a nice contrast to the zest of the lime and the heat of the onion and chilli. If you don’t like pineapple, mango works perfectly with this dish as well.
I’ll share a little trick I learnt from Jamie Oliver (on TV not real life) to add just the right amount of chilli heat with out going overboard – freeze your fresh chillies and grate in the amount you need. It saves you from that random big chunk of chilli overpowering your meal, and you don’t have to waste any leftover chilli, just pop the remainder back in the freezer.
Serve the toppings on the side and let your guests make their own fish tacos, then you can relax and enjoy a nice glass of wine.
My Best Ever Mexican Grilled Corn is the perfect side with this fish taco recipe, and the best thing is, you don’t need any cutlery, you can eat everything with your hands. It’s messy but lots of fun.
So next time you are stuck for a meal idea, let the wine be your inspiration.
Yo me gusta! Delicioso!
And that’s it for my Spanish.
Seriously though, I really want to add this to our list of dinners to cook. It sounds and looks so easy to cook. I’m not much of a cook thanks to the fact that husband used to be a chef, but I would love to whip these up for him as a surprise.
I’m the laziest cook ever and these are so easy to make. I’m sure he will love them.
What a delicious looking recipe and that wine sounds nice. Thank you Cintia!