How the heck do you cook tilapia????
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Ddmck1
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Every time I bake it it falls apart.
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I lay some tinfoil down on a pan, preheat the over to 350 degrees and bake it around 15-17 minutes.0
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whoops, oven*
but it's very easy and quick to make. mine has never fallen apart..0 -
I grill it, with garlic and lemon, but it falls apart too
Its delicious, though0 -
I bake it in aluminum foil w/ seasoning salt & pepper. pretty good but does fall in pieces at times .0
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I think it will always fall apart. It's pretty delicate. I just cook mine in a pan stove top with lime juice and a hint of salt.0
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Tilapia is not like salmon or other fish that you are accustomed to grill it or so. Grilling a whole tilapia fish is really not a good idea but there are tools out there for grills to cook fish that may assist you if you want to grill it. Never throw it on the grill like that.
In my culture this fish is made many different way. Deep frying the fish is one way to eat it but we are dieting here so that may not be an option. The most healthiest way to eat it is to season it lightly, stuff it with diced tomatoes, and place it in foil. Make sure you rub it wit ha bit of olive oil and sprinkle a good herb such as parsley on it. Close the foil since we are aiming to steam it instead of bake it. Take out after 30-45 min and it will be delicious.
The tilapia fillets are disgusting to me cause they have a weird taste for some reason. Eating the whole fish with the method described above is perfect. If you are eating a cheat meal then deep fry the whole thing!0 -
bread it with panko and parmesan and stick it in the oven at 350 until cooked through0
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i leave it frozen, just wash the ice off of it,
sprinkle some mrs dash on it, & bake in the oven @ 375 for 8-12 min depending on how big the piece is. (mine usually run from 2-4 ounces)
**when you leave it in too long, thats when it falls apart.0 -
I always cook it in parchment paper, less likely to fall apart, as long as it's not over cooked
http://recipes.sparkpeople.com/recipe-detail.asp?recipe=1088920 -
That only happens when I overcook mine. Maybe adjust your cooking time?0
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I like to make mines on the grill. Season the Tilapia with kosher salt, peper, fresh garlic, olive oil, little lemon, cilantro. Cover in aluminum foil seal then uncover and its so good! with nice salad and corn on the cob on he side0
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I cook mine frozen. Just wash it and put it on a foil lined cookie sheet then spoon some picante sauce on it and bake for 15 minutes or so in a 350 degree oven. It is good cooked on the stove top with lots of different seasonings, but it does tend to fall to pieces easier cooked that way.0
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Think tilapia's flakey...try grilling crappie.0
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I think it will always fall apart. It's pretty delicate. I just cook mine in a pan stove top with lime juice and a hint of salt.
This. haha.0 -
I cook it like I do chicken cutlets. Dip in beaten egg, then Italian breadcrumbs and pan fry in small amount of olive oil in nonstick pan. Then I bake at 350 for 15 minutes. Serve with a salad.0
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Its fish so you have to be gentle with it. I actually just finished eating some. threw a filet in some shake and bake and popped in the oven for about 15 minutes. Threw that over a garden salad and I was good to go!0
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I usually bake it in the oven but on the rare occasion that I grill it, I use a Grill Basket.0
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use to pan cook mine...now i throw it on my forman imitation (hamilton beach) grill spice it real well and blackin it with the grill its amazing0
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Just throw it on the grill with a little bit of seasoning.
I don't care if it falls apart. That's what spatulas are for. And I'm just going to chew it up anyway.....0
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