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Cooking Quest #2: Parmesan Baked Fish

I have been wanting to do this for months! But it was just now that I found the time (and the urge) to make it.

There's the baked fish bandwagon - you have Cookbook's Parmesan Crusted White Fish, Angel's Kitchen's Parmesan Cesar Fish, then there's Moksha's Baked Fish, and some others.

Here's my attempt to satisfy this craving:

Didi's Parmesan Baked Fish

Ingredients:
1 small bottle - Mayonnaise (the REAL one and NOT the 'lite' one! 220mL)
2 fillets - Dory Fillet (easiest one to find in the grocery!)
1 teaspoon - Paprika
1/4 cup - Milk
Bread Crumbs
Grated Parmesan Cheese
Salt & Pepper to taste

Pre-heat oven to 3750C

1. Wash your fish in cold water then season them with salt and pepper.

2. In a bowl - combine well the mayonnaise, bread crumbs and Parmesan cheese (I can't say the exact measurements of the last three ingredients - its up to you - just make sure that the mixture is creamy thick! The more Parmesan cheese - the better!!)

3. Coat the fish fillets with the mayonnaise mixture. Make sure to coat them very well.

4. In a semi-deep baking dish (the smaller the better, but make sure the fillets will fit well with a little space to spare!) place the coated fillets one on top of another.

5. Pour the remaining mayonnaise mixture over the fillets.

6. Bake for 25 to 30 minutes.
*Check you fish from time to time to avoid burning!

Here's the finished product!

Cooking, cooking in the oven!!

Cooking is finally done!!

Didi's Parmesan Baked Fish on a loaf pan, haha!!


*I used a loaf pan - as I didn't have a smaller baking dish (the smallest that I have is the one for the lasagna - so I had to improvise!)
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  1. princess_dyanieNovember 11, 2009 3:20 PM

    wow! clap clap clap! :) wifeyng-wifey ka na talaga! :)

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  2. Rezza CustodioNovember 11, 2009 8:58 PM

    Ahlaveeet!! You inspired me to try make it on my own tuloy. Thanks for sharing, dear! *clap-clap-clap!*

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  3. Frances AngNovember 12, 2009 10:35 AM

    ang galing!!!! try ko recipe mo ah!! :D

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  4. DidiNovember 12, 2009 12:03 PM

    @Dyanie - slight lang.. Hahaha!!

    @Rezza - Go! Its really simple!!

    @Fran - Go!! :) Try it and let me know how it goes!!

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  5. BubbaNovember 16, 2009 5:12 PM

    looks yummy :)

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  6. goodfor2November 16, 2009 7:43 PM

    looks very good:)

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