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MEDITERRANEAN BAKED FISH
Stay Young at Heart- Eat Fish!
As part of heart healthy eating, it's recommended to
have fish meals 3 or more times per week but many people are unsure how
to prepare fish. This recipe gives you a very zesty and tasteful way to
serve fish.
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time: 50 Minutes
Ingredients: |
Yield:
4 servings |
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2
tsp olive oil |
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l
large onion, sliced |
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1
can (16 oz) whole tomatoes, drained (reserve juice) and
coarsely chopped |
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1
bay leaf |
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1
clove garlic, minced |
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1
cup dry white wine |
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1/2
cup reserved tomato juice, from canned tomatoes |
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1/4
cup lemon juice |
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1/4
cup orange juice |
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1
tsp fresh grated orange peel |
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1
tsp fennel seeds, crushed |
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1/2
tsp dried oregano, crushed |
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1/2
tsp dried thyme, crushed |
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1/2
tsp dried basil, crushed |
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black
pepper to taste |
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1
lb fish fillets (sole, flounder, or sea perch) |
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Heat oil in large nonstick
skillet. |
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Add onion, and saute
over moderate heat 5 minutes or until soft. |
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Add all remaining ingredients
except fish |
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Stir well and simmer 30
minutes, uncovered |
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Arrange fish in 10x6-inch
baking dish, cover with sauce |
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Bake uncovered at 375
degrees F for about 15 minutes or until fish flakes easily. |
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Nutrient
analysis per serving
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Calories
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177 |
Total Fat
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4 grams |
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Protein
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20 grams |
Saturated Fat
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1 gram |
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Carbohydrate
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7 grams |
Cholesterol
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56 mg |
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Fiber
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1 gram |
Sodium
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281 mg |
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