Baked Fish in Mayonnaise and Mustard

Submitted by Chuck in Killbuck

"An old recipe I have in my fish collection that's simple, fast and tasty. I've also used this with Walleye and Bass fillets."

 

• Ready In: 30mins
• Ingredients: 6
• Serves: 2

ingredients

• 1 lb haddock
• 3 tablespoons mayonnaise
• 1 teaspoon dry mustard
• 1⁄2 cup onion, chopped
• 1 dash cayenne
• 1⁄8 teaspoon dill weed

directions

1. Preheat oven to 400°.
2. Place fish in lightly greased shallow baking dish.
3. Stir mayonnaise, mustard, onion, cayenne and dill weed in a small bowl until blended.
4. Spread mixture on the fish.
5. Bake at 400°F for approx 20 minutes or until fish flakes easy with a fork.

Reviews

[Bergy]

This recipe produces a lovely moist, flavorful piece of fish - It is definately a "do again". I used Chilean Sea Bass, mixed the mayo etc in the am, let the flavors blend, Spread it on the fish just before popping it in the oven. It came out golden with the onion bits accentuating the color. Great flavor, not sharp but mellow. Clear easy instructions Thanks Chuck for a winner

 

[PetSitter]

Overall we liked this recipe. I didn't have any dill and I used shallots instead of onions. I also added a little parmesan cheese and some bread crumbs on top. My husband LOVED it...I'm funny with onions....the shallots were still a tad crunchy and overwhelming for me. I think I will make this again and maybe just use onion juice instead of chopped onions next time.

 

[bunkie68]

Very easy and very tasty! I used mahi mahi instead of haddock, and used dried onions instead of fresh. It probably would have been better with the fresh onions (but that's my error, no fault of the recipe). Next time I'll also add a heftier dash of cayenne. Great recipe for a busy mom - I'll definitely make it again!

 

[Megan Beach D.]

This recipe is horrible. Im sorry i used half the amount of chopped onion and it was just way to strong. Every bite was like biting directly into a whole onion. I like onion but that was horrible.

 

[LadyAngel1124]

This one is a keeper My husband (whose preference for fish usually runs to the frozen and breaded) loved it, and our 3-year-old daughter actually ate a whole piece by herself! Because I got to the grocery store a little late, I couldn't get haddock, so I used tilapia instead. Used dried onion flakes, dill weed from a squeeze tube, and I thinned out the mix with a little sour cream after the onion flakes absorbed too much moisture. I also plan to combine the coating ingredients with some cream cheese the next time I want to make dip, so it's a two-fer!