Baked Tilapia Recipe On Food52
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juice from 1 lemon
1/2 teaspoon oregano
1/4 teaspoon paprika
Preheat oven to 425 F and hang up tiliapia fillets within a glass baking dish.
In a compact bowl, mix together butter, freshly squeezed lemon juice, garlic powder, salt, pepper, oregano, and paprika. Pour mixture over tilapia fillets.
Bake approximately 10-15 minutes, or until fish is white and flaky. Serve using a side of roasted veggies (I did roasted fingerling potatoes) and luxuriate in!
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over two years ago Ellen
This is your tilapia recipe..... And it is very simple
I made this tonight plus it was a success. I will probably atart exercising . extra spice the next occasion, but apart from that it was wonderful.
over four years ago Yeari
I just made this dish for lunch and we loved it! Thank you for sharing:)
over several years ago Deb
I did this dish today plus it was a hit with my partner and kids.
If a dish posseses an approve of a 3 and 6 years you know its good.
Thanks a lot
Glad your loved ones liked it! Thanks for your feedback :)
about several years ago Mandss17
This recipe is very good, but in addition, it is super fast and simple. I like a much more substantial sauce so the mixture stays in addition to the fish better, so I just added a tad bit more of each spice ingredient making it a little thicker. The flavor is fantastic.
about several years ago mtlabor
thanks a great deal! Definitely keen on thicker sauces, too =)
almost 6 years back amgchem
This recipe is excellent. I managed to make it at a friend's house who not cook. Alas a restricted pantry, so I substituted onionowder for your garlic and basil with the oregano also it was good.
almost 6 years back amgchem
I tried the recipe also it is awesome. I had to vary some of the components, since I am cooking at the friends house, I substituted onion powder for that garlic powder & considering that the oregano available was bad, I,used basil, used paprika. Great
over 6 a long time ago Kt4
I developed a version in this the other night. I didn't quite supply the ingredients needed so I can't discuss the particular flavor combination found in the recipe even so the method worked AWESOME. I placed my fish fillets inside a pie plate which has been just-big-enough then smeared all of them with some butter the microwave is broke so I slightly changed the directions here and sprinkled some spices including a citrus-basil mix too much. I poured a certain amount of orange juice throughout the fish then baked it as being directed. The fillets arrived on the scene very moist and that has a slight crispyness to the top level. This is definitely inside the make-again category!
over 6 in the past dani
Made this tonight. Quick, basic and really good. Served it with roasted carrots and brown rice. Thanks, I know I will ensure it is again.
almost 7 years back kitchen
This recipe is simple and easy , tasty. I served it over orzo with burnt butter and mozzarella dairy product.
What an excellent 'go to ' recipe! Thanks for sharing!
about 7 in the past justme313
I am a novice to this site but find it irresistible!!!! Will be trying most of the recipes...today is this fact fish!
over 7 years back HandRocksLadle
This was so simple and easy so delicious! Served with roasted broccoli and sweet potato soup (all recipes from this web site) - what a terrific meal!
over 8 a long time ago ChocolateDiva
This is a great recipe, I got rave reviews within this one. I didn't have many of the ingredients but was released great anyway.
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