Baked fish gets a classic treatment with butter, lemon, and garlic. This quick meal takes advantage of sheet pan baking by adding broccoli to the mix for a meal that's assembled on one pan.
Tex-Mex meets Asian flavors in this quick and delicious twist on fish tacos. Crispy air-fried fish with a southwestern seasoning gets paired with veggies stir-fried in sesame oil and sprinkled with sesame seeds and it all gets topped with wasabi guacamole.
Marinating mahi-mahi in a complex miso marinade gives it depth of flavor and makes it the perfect quick cooking meal. Serve it alongside rice or noodles, as part of an Asian-inspired salad, or atop a beautiful bowl of ramen.
Fish tacos are amazing, but can be pretty messy. Corral the mess by turning them into bowls and enjoying a downright decadent meal that can fit beautifully into plans, even if you're avoiding meat for Lent.
Mild fish with a heavily seasoned, crispy crust and everything from tangy pickles to hot honey make these sandwiches a delight. Serve them alongside your favorite potato salad or good old fashioned salt and vinegar kettle chips. Dinner is served!
Fish is a quick and simple meal, especially when you bake it! Here, cod gets the taste of Greece infused with lemon-butter, capers, onions, and dill. It's a flavor sensation and perfect for a quick weekday meal.
In the UK, fish and chips (traditionally fried fish and what we'd call French or steak fries) often get served with vinegar to add a "pop" of flavor. Instead of frying use the power of your oven to make your own fish and chips and chips meal with the tangy flavors built in!
As Easter quickly approaches, forgive me small nod to a Lenten tradition that reaches far and wide in this part of the world. Fish fries are a Friday tradition in the Midwest - before, during, and after Lent - but perhaps this last Friday of Lent calls for a special twist on fried fish!
If you are a fan of cajun cuisine, you might crave blackened fish more often than you have the opportunity to order it from a menu. But give yourself a little time and a heavy skillet and you could find yourself the master of this relatively simple technique for taking chicken and fish to the next level.
In an effort to make a fancy dinner without pulling out every pan in my kitchen, a sheet pan and a skillet become partners in an inspired meal just in time for holiday entertaining or even a special meal to be enjoyed in the quiet before the final holiday rush!
