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By Diana #2
on May 08, 2011
Fabulous flavour, and couldn't have been easier. I was using dried onions, so mixed the sauce ahead of time so that they were softened. I broiled it, but when the top started to brown too much, switched the oven to bake. This is going to be a regular on the menu. Will also give it a try with salmon too. Thanks Chef for a such a delicious meal.
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Quite a yummy little fish dish with the bonus that it is waist line friendly. I used frozen fillets which I thawed but apparently I did not dry them off enough because about 4 min into broiling I had a lot of water in the pan that I needed to drain off. So if you use frozen fillets, be sure to dry them well. Thx for posting this.
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on January 11, 2008
I don't like fish, but this is GREAT! I am on the Flex WW and it is 3 pts per 5 oz. Very good! Does not taste fishy at all! I will make this again.
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Two thumbs up this recipe! DEFINATELY will be a keeper for me! SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO simple, easy to do, Oh, did I mention...tastes yummy too! Thanks!
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on February 25, 2006
I'm on Core Plan and lost almost 25 lbs. I would sub diet Kraft mayo so that it tastes better but regular Kraft Parm is so low in points that I would just count the whole thing as Core anyway. It's a winner of a recipe!
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Serving Size: 1 (171 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 2
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