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Southwest Style Tilapia Recipe
#77689
These
fillets are so easy to make and so tasty, crunchy on the outside.
This is our favorite way to fix Tilapia. I got the recipe from the
bag the fish came in.
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees.
- Combine Parmesan cheese, cornmeal,
flour, paprika, pepper and salt in a bag.
- Place fish in dry mixture and shake to
coat each fillet.
- Spray baking Dish with cooking spray;
Place fish in baking dish, Spray with cooking spray, Sprinkle
remaining cheese mixture over fish fillets.
- Bake for 15 to 20 minutes or until
fillets flakes when tested with fork.
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Hazeleyes | my
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Very good! I'd never had
tilipia fish before, and my DH and I really enjoyed the flavor your
recipe added to the fish. Will make again for sure..Thanks Barb! — Sep 27, 2005
Caroline Cooks | my
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Barb: Very good! I
omitted the Paprika-was out. Oooops. Didn't change the flavor. Great
tilapia dipped in Hey Jude's homemade tartar sauce #65769. Can't
wait to make again ...and with the Paprika. LOL — Jun
1, 2005, 1 member found this helpful
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Bluezee
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I liked the crispness -
cornmeal provided good texture. I did add some pepper flakes to give
it some oompf. I would make this again because it's so simple but
will add a little more spice. Thanks! — Jan 19, 2005,
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Nutrition
Facts Calculated for 1
serving (219g) Recipe makes 4 servings |
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Calories 249 Calories from Fat
46 (18%) |
Amount Per
Serving |
%RDA |
Total Fat 5.2g |
7% |
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Saturated Fat 2.5g |
12% |
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Polyunsat. Fat 0.8g |
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Monounsat. Fat 1.3g |
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Cholesterol
124mg |
41% |
Sodium 330mg |
13% |
Potassium 652mg |
18% |
Total Carbohydrate
9.8g |
3% |
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Dietary Fiber 0.9g |
3% |
Protein 38.9g |
77% |
Vitamin A 434mcg |
8% |
Vitamin B6 0.3mg |
12% |
Vitamin B12 3.7mcg |
61% |
Vitamin C 2mg |
3% |
Vitamin E 0mcg |
0% |
Calcium 277mg |
27% |
Magnesium 67mg |
16% |
Iron 2mg |
15% |
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