tilapia recipe wanted for one who doesnt like fish

goldrose ↓

Tue, Feb 14 2006, 10:28 pm

anyone have a tilapia recipe that is the least fishy as possible?

happymom ↓

Tue, Feb 14 2006, 10:34 pm

this is really good and not fishy!

spread mayo on fish
sprinke paprika, onion powder, garlice powder, pepper and salt
cover in corn flake crumbs

(do this on both sides)

bake for 20-25 minutes on 350, yum!

↑ goldrose ↓

Tue, Feb 14 2006, 10:38 pm

thanks happymom -

1)do I have to grease the pan
2) do I have to bake on both sides, or just one side?

I really dont like fish, so I hope this isnt fishy. Also did you ever hear of rubbing lemon juice into the fish first for taking away more of the fishy taste?

chen

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:04 am

goldrose wrote:

did you ever hear of rubbing lemon juice into the fish first for taking away more of the fishy taste?

heard of it, never tried it. also heard of soaking fish in milk for a while before cooking. (not for sepharadim, obviuosly).

shoy18 ↓

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:10 am

I HATE fish and my dh loves it, so I have taken to putting single slices of fish in a peice of silver foil with a little oil, adding any topping (im not one for recipes I jsut put whatever) making the silver foil into a pocket and baking, it always comes out perfect! and no fishy smell or any mess

↑ shoy18 ↓

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:11 am

and if you live in brooklyn I have another alternitive, on Nostrand Avenue and Avenue J their is a fish store that will grill your fish for you at no extra charge, they have three different sauces to choose from

technic

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:23 am

ive found this is always a hit w pple who hate fish...put fish in large DEEP pan, pour over 1 bottle gin,1 bottle vodka and 1 bottle whisky - put in cold oven for 1 minute - remove fish and drink the gravy Drunken Smile

↑ happymom

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 9:29 am

Quote:

1)do I have to grease the pan
2) do I have to bake on both sides, or just one side?

you do not have to grease the pan. YOU only need to bake on one side:)

↑ goldrose ↓

Wed, Feb 15 2006, 10:33 am

thanks. I bought some tilapia, and will make it tonight iy'h. Cant say I'll eat it, but I'll let everyone else eat it! And maybe I'll taste it. - The childish way, witha lot of ketchup?! LOL

PIP

Mon, Mar 20 2006, 9:57 pm

does tilapia have a high mecury content?

Tila

Tue, Mar 21 2006, 1:29 pm

I just made this for supper
3 tbsp orange marmelade
1 tbsp fresh grated ginger
1/3 cup mayo
salt and pep to taste
garlic.
sread ontop of 3-4 fillets bake uncovered for 15 mins.
I love it!

Mommy3.5

Mon, Apr 03 2006, 9:10 pm

chen wrote:

goldrose wrote:

did you ever hear of rubbing lemon juice into the fish first for taking away more of the fishy taste?

heard of it, never tried it. also heard of soaking fish in milk for a while before cooking. (not for sepharadim, obviuosly).

sefardim eat fish and milk. As far as I know the only people who don't are chabad.

mumsy23

Tue, Apr 04 2006, 4:37 pm

Hi, I'm new here... I'm pretty sure that sefardim do not eat fish and milk. I had a sefardi roommate and I once made tuna melt and I remember she could not eat it! =)

sunnymom

Wed, Apr 05 2006, 2:00 pm

Chabad will eat fish with milk as long as you have added some cream into it. (Smetene)

↑ goldrose

Wed, Apr 05 2006, 5:43 pm

and it's only fish and MILK , but fish with cheese products are ok.

cutiemom

Wed, May 03 2006, 6:23 pm

my sister is sephardi - married - and has been married 15 years. she knew she couldn't eat milk and fish, but didn't realize until last year it meant lox and cream cheese. so as far as I know from her and from some friends sephardim don't eat dairy and fish.

youngmom

Wed, May 03 2006, 7:49 pm

we're ashkenazi,(lubavitch) and don't eat any sort of cheese/milk with fish either.

Sichee ↓

Wed, Jul 13 2011, 4:44 pm

happy mom should the fish bake covered or uncovered, tia?

TzenaRena

Wed, Jul 13 2011, 4:57 pm

this is an old thread, and some of the posters haven't been on for a long time. the way I cook tilapia, as well as flounder, sole etc. is to season with garlic powder, and smear with olive oil, some soy sauce. I don't cover it. sometimes I broil, and sometimes bake.