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Breaded Baked Tilapia
So much flavor…so few ingredients! A quick and easy crumb coating makes this yummy tilapia recipe ideal for busy weeknights. Try the breading on cod for a change of pace. —Brandi Castillo, Santa Maria, California
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Very delicious recipe and super easy
I would’ve given a 4 star but because it was not explained how to make it or a video decided to just ignore it next????????????????????
This is a good recipe that leaves room for some tweaking. I add a dash of onion powder, garlic powder, and chili powder to the mix. It isn't necessary to dip the fish in egg wash first. Actually, I pat the filets dry and then spritz each side with some nonstick cooking spray to help the crumbs adhere. I grease my baking dish with a little butter and also spritz it with nonstick cooking spray. The filets are done between 12 and 15 minutes. If you want a crispy coating, turn the oven off after about 12 minutes and let the fish sit in the oven for about 5 to 7 minutes. The coating will be nice and brown and crispy. Serve with tartar sauce.
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So easy and everyone ate it. I added extra parmesan, garlic powder, and a combo of panko and regular bread crumbs. The instructions were easy to follow and the timing was just right. Will definitely make this again!
I dipped fish in milk first to help breading stick and added a little butter as it cooked to get it crispy. Nice, easy way to prepare fish.
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Excellent. I used Panko instead of soft breadcrumbs. To make this even faster for a weeknight, I combine all ingredients for the coating the night before, and it can be ready for the oven in 2 minutes! Great drizzled with lemon juice right before serving.
So - so. little flavor.
Definitely dredge the fish in egg. Panko crumbs leave it very crunchy. I use 1/2 panko and 1/2 seasoned bread crumbs, which gives it a good flavor. Good recipe to keep.