After baking I removed the lemon slices and topped with the crown jewel- pico de gallo (I used store-bought but you could make your own)! This gives the fish such a great flavor and taste that no other sauce is needed. I paired it with white rice, peas (only veg. I had on hand- use whatever's available), and then made my own garlic toast (again with what I had on hand). The garlic toast can be made much fancier if you have better, thicker bread than just sliced toast. Place a lemon wedge on the side and top it off with a glass of Pinot Grigio... voila'- perfecto!
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Tilapia topped with Pico De Gallo
I love this meal, usually my hubby makes it, but the other night I decided to give it a try. I generally have been scared to cook fish because I think I'll either under or over cook it. These are fresh frozen Tilapia fillets which were thawed and then I added garlic pepper seasoning and baked with lemon slices at 350° for about 25 mins.
After baking I removed the lemon slices and topped with the crown jewel- pico de gallo (I used store-bought but you could make your own)! This gives the fish such a great flavor and taste that no other sauce is needed. I paired it with white rice, peas (only veg. I had on hand- use whatever's available), and then made my own garlic toast (again with what I had on hand). The garlic toast can be made much fancier if you have better, thicker bread than just sliced toast. Place a lemon wedge on the side and top it off with a glass of Pinot Grigio... voila'- perfecto!
After baking I removed the lemon slices and topped with the crown jewel- pico de gallo (I used store-bought but you could make your own)! This gives the fish such a great flavor and taste that no other sauce is needed. I paired it with white rice, peas (only veg. I had on hand- use whatever's available), and then made my own garlic toast (again with what I had on hand). The garlic toast can be made much fancier if you have better, thicker bread than just sliced toast. Place a lemon wedge on the side and top it off with a glass of Pinot Grigio... voila'- perfecto!
Susie B. Homemaker
YUM! Looks great!
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