FISH
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I like to make fake "fried" fish.
I cut a big filet in smaller pieces, dip them in seasoned flour, then eggs and panko breadcrumbs. Bake in the oven at 375°F for about 15-20 min, depending on the size of the pieces.
This recipe for Broiled Parmesan-Lemon Tilapia is also one of our go-to fish dishes:
http://allrecipes.com/recipe/broiled-parmesan-lemon-tilapia/detail.aspx0 -
i love pan seared swai with just salt and pepper it is a mild fish cheep and 6 oz is 125c
ypu can get 2 lbs of filet for 7 or 8 dollars0 -
squeeze lemon over salmon, lightly brush with butter then sprinkle with Old Bay - do this to both sides. Put in a baking dish under the broiler.0
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I love me a plain ol tuna steak on my George foreman and putting some laughing cow herb cheese on top simple and so so so good! It's my go to lunch when I'm lazy0
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I like to bake tilapia in a foil packet, over brown rice & veggies, topped with fresh lemon and fresh cracked pepper. My fiance' likes salmon with a honey chipotle BBQ sauce.0
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