Friday night, crappy weather- let's check the freezer for inspiration about what to have for dinner... Pork roast- too big, too frozen! Boneless skinless chix breast-nah, just had that... Wait! There's 4 small flounder filets that should thaw quickly!
Had read a recipe earier in the day, Creole flavors, had all ingredients-done deal! I seasoned the filets with Old Bay and laid them into a glass pan, covered with diced tomato, green bell pepper slices, and sliced onion. Seasoned again,adding lemon pepper, put into a 350F oven for 35 minutes, and served with a side of rice. Spicy! But perfect warmer-upper on a cold Friday night, and it wasn't as "heavy" as some the the meals we've been having... Enjoy your week-ends everyone!
18 comments:
that sounds so tasty and the perfect toasty treat...who am I dr. suess...
We are having that kind of weather too...but probably not as bad as you. Unexpected company in the person of a grand daughter who is a vegetarian! No meat whatsoever! We had a vegetable casserole and salad. Your fish sounds great!!
Looks very healthy!
Oh how scrummie that sounds...... I made fish pie (topped with creamy cheesey mash and not pastry) yesterday for dinner.... it warmed the cockles of our hearts :)....
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I wish we'd had that instead of the Chinese takeaway! :(
DogB- I went heavy on the spices, but it actually made it a more interesting treat..
in_spired- How nice of you to respect her beliefs and accommodate her so well...
jen- Scary, isn't it?
marmy- Sort of what we'd top a "Sheperds Pie" with here!
Ake- That sounds good right now, too!
Yum-O!
that sounds fantastic! I've made a Moroccan fish tajine that had very similar ingredients--probably more lemon. Smart to cook in the oven and heat up the house :)
Twern't too bad! Mombo (as in Rambo!) Good lookin' family, dear!
Tavolini- Love the fact that you lived here and know that! Killer meal you prepared down South!A marine? He looks tough enough, but smarter than that! Blessings on you both!
yep thats the topping :) - ya know that sheperds pie aint really got sheperds in it dont ya..... unlike steak and kidney pudding which has both steak and kidney in it :).... happy saturdee to you....
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marmy- My first Sheperds' Pie was at a rest home I worked at when in school! My family never cooked such things, and even though it was made in a rest home kitchen- it was wonderful!
I love anything spicy!!!
Peace
I'm saddened to learn that there are no shepperds in the pie of the same name ;-(
Hey thats a great way to eat some fish. Whens your cookbook coming out, I'll buy one!!
odat- Marmie is as funny(Laugh with you-not at you!)person as I have ever met! Isn't she the best?She is exactly what you need right now... You both got hearts of gold!
Rog- This cookbook may happen some day...!
You always make food sound so tempting!
Thank you for your wise words on my blog today!!
I'm figuring out that all I need to do is come here for inspiration about what to have for dinner. You are a kind of kitchen god, I think.
annie- More of a kitchen demon than a God, I suspect! But thanks for the kind words....You need more demons in your life I think! Spicy!!!
your freezer always seems really well-stocked. i never freeze anything and hence always have to make a trip to the store. ugh.
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