Italian Basa (Catfish)
"I found this recipe on the internet - have made several changes, added a couple of things etc. We enjoyed it so I thought that I would post the recipe. You may use any white fish for this recipe - Tilapia would be nice. Cooking time depends on the thickness of your filets"
photo by Bergy
- Ready In:
- 16mins
- Ingredients:
- 6
- Serves:
-
2
ingredients
- 14 ounces basa fillets
- 2 tablespoons fresh lemon juice
- 1 teaspoon dried oregano
- 1⁄2 teaspoon fresh coarse ground black pepper
- 1 jalapeno pepper, chopped fine
- 2 roma tomatoes, chopped
directions
- If using frozen fish nake sure it is fully thawed and patted dry of any moisture.
- Drizzle half the lemon juice on one side of the filet, sprinkle on the pepper & oregano,then pat them on the fish.
- Turn the filet over and repeat with the lemon & spices.
- Turn you heat to medium, heat a large skillet & lightly spray with oil or Pam.
- Add the fish, tomatoes & Jalapeno, cover.
- Cook for 3 minutes, flip the fish and stir the tomatoe, cover.
- Finish cooking apprx 3 more minutes.
- Simple & easy serve with rice or noodles.
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Reviews
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This is a very good recipe. I added some garlic and a bit of grated parmesan cheese and we found it very yummy. I will definitely make it again. -
This was absolutely delicious! Very simple, easy to make, and flavorful. I'll definitely make this again very soon.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Bergy
Small town in the Okanagan, B.C.
On January 10 2010 I will celebrate 9 years of Life with Zaar. I can't imagine being without it! It has become part of my daily routine.
I feel very privileged to be one of the hosts on the Photo Forum. Taking photos of my culinary efforts is a full time hobby and I love it. My friends all know what to expect when they come to dinner "Are you finished taking pictures?" or "Did you get a photo of so & so?" I never let them wait too long and the food is NEVER cold! I now have over 6000 photos on Zaar - some fairly good and some definitely not so good. I am happy to say that practice does help.
My roots are in Vancouver BC Canada - a very beautiful city that holds many wonderful memories for me. In 1990, I decided that for my retirement years I may want to settle in a smaller community and found a slice of heaven in the North Okanagan B.C. I love living here but every once in a while I miss the bright city lights, the Broadway shows and some of the small wonderful ethnic restaurants that Vancouver abounds in. That is easily resolved. I just take a trip to the coast, visit with friends for a weekend see a show and feast on Dim Sum or other specialty foods.
I am getting a bit long in the tooth but was a very adventurous person. I have river rafted Hell's Gate on the Fraser river, been up in a glider over Hawaii (no not a Hang Glider!), gone hot air ballooning in the Napa Valley & the Fraser Valley, driven dune buggies on the dunes in Oregon, Para sailing in Mexico and tried many other adventurous, challenging, fun things. I have yet to try bungee jumping or sky diving. I may do them yet. I love to travel and experience other cultures. Mexco has been a favorite haunt. I have visited that lovely country many many times. Australia is another favorite as is England!
In the past 16 months I have taken off 61 pounds and feel wonderful. I am off all medications and all systems are GO! In years I may be 79 but in spirit I am still in my forties. We are only as old as we allow ourselves to feel. Always think positive. Do something a bit challenging every day & always do something silly every day. Be a kid again! Laugh every day - it is internal jogging.
Here are a few of my photos
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