Weight Watchers Asian-Style Sea Bass

"This is from a weight watcher cookbook. 5 pts per serving, including the rice (3 pts per serving if eating without the rice). I altered recipe by using tilapia in place of sea bass, and ground ginger in place of fresh, otherwise no changes. Very good dish!!"
 
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Ready In:
27mins
Ingredients:
6
Serves:
4-6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Cut out a 12 x 18 inch rectangle of foil. Add the sea bass; top with the scallions, 1 tbsp soy sauce, ginger, and oil. Fold the foil into a packet, making a tight seal.
  • Bring 1 inch of water to a boil in a large skillet. Add the packet to water; reduce the heat, cover tightly, and cook about 10 minutes. Open the packet and check the fish; it should be just opaque in the center. If the fish is not fully cooked, reseal the packet and return it to skillet until cooked through. Serve, drizzled with the remaining 1 tbsp soy sauce, any juices, and the rice.

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Reviews

  1. Wow. Fantastic! I used dried minced onion since I didn't have scallions, but otherwise kept to the recipe. Everyone raved about it... a definite keeper. Served with a salad, Legal Seafood style scallops and rice for a special dinner.
     
  2. Absolutely fantastic! The fish comes out so tender. It's super simple, and clean-up is even easier. I'll definitely try this recipe with other fish.
     
  3. Delish! I used sea bass and sprinkled a bit of ground ginger on top before cooking because i didn't have any fresh and it turned out awesome! I like the technique too, very simple and easy clean up. Will definately do again.
     
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