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[Collegiate Meals] Breaded Tilapia

[Collegiate Meals] Breaded Tilapia
15 minute Tilapia! Rich in Omega-3 fatty acid for all of you growing boys and girls (brain growth/development doesn't stop until you're ~25) :)

The lady of the house needs a healthy diet - expect more balanced meals in the future.
 
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Step 1Ingredients

Ingredients
Tilapia Fillets
Vegetable Oil (about 1/2 tablespoon per fillet)
Bread Crumbs*

*If homemade, add salt, pepper, basil and lemon zest. All to taste.
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16 comments
May 21, 2009. 8:53 PMapoghee says:
LOL tilapia, just ate this a while ago. =)
Mar 27, 2007. 2:36 PMdizzydave says:
try using finely crushed tortilla chips instead of bread crumbs, then toppping with this crazy green sauce: place 1/2 bunch of chopped cilantro, 1 chopped jalapeno (seeded), juice of one lime, a 1/2 pint of sour cream, salt and pepper to taste in a blender...blend til smooth. top with chopped tomoatoes and sliced avacado...mmm...
Sep 11, 2007. 11:39 AMSouthpole says:
what works for us very well is 1 part plain low-fat yoghurt mixed with 1 part low-fat quark. i'm not sure if quark (a german dairy product) is available in the US and what it is called ... (perhaps you can try trader joe's, i read that's german owned). my online dictionary (leo) tells me the translation is "curd cheese". both constituents have 0.2% fat and taste and texture are quite similar to sour cream. in fact i prefer this to sour cream and always make a large bowl to go with chili.
Mar 28, 2007. 10:04 AMdizzydave says:
fat free sour cream really doesn't taste that bad if you combine it with other flavors...egg whites alone would make for a nice wash for the fish...fluffy and fat free...
Mar 28, 2007. 5:08 AMfegundez1 says:
one way to make this even faster and avoid the oil,egg etc,and some of the cost is to get the tiapia from the seafood counter and have them season it for you!i am the seafood manager at publix and i help people with these things all the time.most important!!!make sure the tiapia is fresh not sitting in the display for days,check to see that it isnt slick or faded looking many clerks wash the fish in ice water several times....yuck
Mar 27, 2007. 6:54 PMHamO says:
Excellent, looks great. Well done! Can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing.
Mar 27, 2007. 4:16 PMlemonie says:
You avoid using egg on this but it still looks good. Please give me something to do with mackerel (one of the oiliest and tastiest fishes, surely?) Cats were a right-pain last time, but appreciate your knowledge. L
Mar 27, 2007. 1:05 PMjessyratfink says:
I grew up on Kentucky Lake, and therefore I have a problem with eating every fish but tilapia deep fried. This looks like it would be really good - almost as good as frying. :D
Mar 27, 2007. 10:41 AMTool Using Animal says:
I loves me some breaded tilapia, I pan fry mine to make it as unhealthy as possible.
Mar 27, 2007. 8:08 AMmje says:
Excellent Instructable, and a really nice presentation on the plate. May I suggest adding parsely to the breadcrumbs as well? And using olive oil with some crushed garlic in place of the plain vegetable oil is a nice addition as well.
Mar 27, 2007. 7:21 AMVertigo666 says:
tilapia is great.
Mar 26, 2007. 11:21 PMLasVegas says:
Yum! Looks great! And I happen to have two tilapia fillets in the freezer, just waiting...

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