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‎02-25-2021 06:50 PM
‎02-25-2021 07:15 PM
We love any spice from this company. Go to your spice area and look for fish spices.
I would also call the restaurant and ask to speak to the chef unless you spoke to your waiter which I would have done.
‎02-25-2021 07:35 PM
I make a lemon vinaigrette with lots of lemon juice, lemon zest, garlic. parsley and olive oil. I blend the first four ingredients in a blender then slowly add the olive oil to emulsify.
‎02-25-2021 07:38 PM
I did ask server if he knew what spices chef used on fish.he didn't know.i will look for this seasoning in gricer store where I frequent.thank u for reponding
‎02-25-2021 07:40 PM
that sounds yummy as well.i probably eat to much beef and am trying to cut back on sugar and carbs.boy is this hard,considering where I work
‎02-25-2021 07:43 PM
Easy on the lemon...............until later in the cooking time
Love white fish too - take fish out of refrig half hour before cooking = to reduce the refrig chill temperature down a little and season immediately with...........
A thin coating of olive oil or butter
On that sprinkle with garlic powder - little pepper - most of all sprinkle Paprika (to give it color) and parsley flakes.
A few squirts of lemon juice here is okay and add more when fish has browned up.
Either bake at 325 or 350 degrees (preheat oven first) or
pan fry in little oil and butter which adds a lot to the flavor. Splash the lemon here.
Diet fat?: you're already eating a healthy high protein meat (fish) source so enhance that taste by using butter - butter makes it better...
Good Luck - fish is great!
‎02-25-2021 08:13 PM - edited ‎02-25-2021 08:42 PM
I frequently use Morton Nature's Seasons Low Sodium on tilapia. Just a little. You don't need much.I think the regular sodium version is too salty.
‎02-25-2021 08:35 PM
I like fish. When I fix Tilapia this is how I fix it......adjust seasonings depending on number of filets. I fix two so adjust down..does not have to be exact.
2-4 tilapia filets
1-2 cups French's Fried Onions, crushed,..OR....
Panko Bread Crumbs
1 tablespoon dried parsley
1 teaspoon lemon-pepper seasoning
1/2 teaspoon paprika
1/2 cup flour
2 eggs, beaten
Mix together crushed onions, or panko bread crumbs, parsley, lemon-pepper seasoning and paprika. In separate dish put flour and another dish eggs. Dip fish in flour, then eggs and finally the crumb mixture. Place on baking pan.
Bake at 400 for 12-15 minutes.
‎02-25-2021 08:37 PM
@Luvsmyfam wrote:I did ask server if he knew what spices chef used on fish.he didn't know.i will look for this seasoning in gricer store where I frequent.thank u for reponding
Be careful about asking for recipes from chefs. You know the story about the Waldorf Astoria cake and that was in about 1960 which cost the lady unsuspectingly $25,000.00.
‎02-25-2021 09:03 PM
Ever since I saw an article about talapia farms in Asia I no longer buy that fish. It was disgusting.
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