This is my oven fried fish recipe.
Ingredients:
- 2 medium fish fillet (red snapper or pacific perch) (Makes 6 pieces)
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1 cube maggi
- ½ teaspoon each (Crushed pepper, dried garlic )
- 2 tablespoons oil
Direction:
- Cut each fillet into 3 pieces, pat dry
- Combine the salt, maggi and spice in a small bowl.
- Rub the spice mix (step 2) into each fish piece. Set in the fridge overnight.
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees
- Brush the oven tray with oil; place the fish pieces on the tray skin side down.
- Bake for 15 minutes, turning at the 7 minutess interval.
Enjoy!
i have posted about it on my blog check it out lemme know what you think
wanted to ask if i could use any kind of fish for this eg croacker fish
You definitely can!
im definitely going to try this recipe i love trying new things will def post about it when i do
Looking forward to the post!
I made this using Salmon the other day. Let’s just say it will be featuring regularly in my meals. I LOVED it. Thanks for the recipe :-)
Yeiii!!! #Happydance. You are welcome.
this looks so nice.. x
Thanks dear :)
I actually cooked oven fried king fish for Christmas, it was fantastic.
Happy New Year and may all the love and blessings of the season follow you through.
Peace.
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Amen! thanks dear, Happy New Year.
I am so not creative with fish dishes!Will def give this one a try
Yeiii! let me know how it turns out. compliments of the season.
It looks sooo good…
Compliments of the season Ms. 9jafoodie :)
Same to you my dear. thanks much!
Looks divine, I use something similar – baked or broiled cos I don’t like fried food.
Thanks Ms Myne. You don’t like fried food? waooo, I need to be like you.
It loooks yum! And another lovely presentation.
Awwww…. thanks! I really appreciate the comment.
The day i meet you,you better come with any of these your delicacies or else……..hehehehehehe
I definitely will! thanks dear :)
wow it looks yummylicious!!
Thanks much!!
Presentation is beautiful. I like the fact that it uses a lot less oil than fried fish and yet still looks like it will be as delicious.
Thanks NN, using the right kind of fish that absorbs flavor is the key. Thanks for your comment always.
Looks fabulous
Thanks Buddy :)