These are great fish tacos! I made it exactly as stated, except I adjusted it for 2 people. I also add a pinch of Old Bay to the cayenne pepper mix. We like spice! I think you could substitute any other variety of fish, but the tilapia is good because it is so light. Thanks for the recipe.

The salsa had a bitter flavor. Next time I wouldn't use so much lime zest.

Yummy!!! I made some changes - marinated the fish in zesty lime salad dressing mixed with olive oil (Kraft?), mixed non-fat greek yogurt with jalepeno's, cilantro, and chile powder in the blender for some kick. We ate them the first night and I felt like it was missing something. The second night I added some fresh mango to the salsa - out of this world!!! I made extra salsa and I'm going to cut up more mango and throw on top of lettuce with some of the yogurt sauce to take for lunch tomorrow. Hubbie skipped the mango and added cheese to his.

Great dish, I love spicy food! http://www.rainbowtroutrecipes.net/

Yum (but WOW were these ever S-P-I-C-Y!!!)! My hubs and I enjoy heavily spiced foods, but even he commented that these would knock anyone's socks off lol. :) Having said this, I'd change nothing. Simply put, you either enjoy spice or you don't. If not, skip this recipe in favor of one that better suits your tastes. The spiciness of the fish combined with the fresh salsa is what makes this recipe unique. If you alter ANYTHING, you won't appreciate this for what it is (but that's just my opinion). NOTE: If you can find jicama, DON'T SKIP IT!!! It is ever so slightly sweet and as many others have noted, adds a nice contrast / crunch to the salsa. I also strongly suggest that you GRILL your corn, allow it to cool slightly and then gently cut the kernels off the cobb. There's just something about slightly charred, grilled corn that says summer is here and this is the perfect use for it. Other than halving this and adding a touch more lime juice / pinch of salt to the salsa, I made no significant changes. I will however reduce the amount of cilantro next time (a cup's worth was a tad overpowering, IMHO). A squirt of sour cream and fresh lime were refreshing touches and are a MUST even for us folks who easily tolerate heat. Thanks SO much for sharing your recipe with the AR community, Louise. I'm sad that I waited so long to give this a try! :-)

Amazing. There isn't anything that I would change about this recipe.

I loved it, it was delicious and spicy!

not for me.

Love Love loved !!! So delicious and refreshing !

I would highly recommend Jenn's Catfish Sandwich Sauce with this instead of the sour cream. We added black beans, and used frozen corn in the veggie salsa, which worked out well. Marinating the white fish in olive oil, chili powder and lime juice was lovely. Thank you for the advice rhooster! I made my non fish eating husband chicken tacos with the same spice blend sprinkled during cooking and it was again excellent. Do take the time to consider a chipotle mayo instead of the sour cream, the veggie salsa compliments it well.