Tilapia, a fresh water fish native to Africa, has become one of the hottest seafood items on restaurant menus. Broiled, grilled, baked, or pan-seared, this white flaky fish is fast and easy to prepare. This recipe, courtesy of Pescetarian Journal, uses fresh, minced greens as part of the lush crust. For Caribbean flare, spritz with lime and serve with grilled mango.
1 cup prepared cornflake crumbs
1 cup spinach, minced in food processor
2 tablespoons salt-free all-purpose seasoning (or salad seasoning)
2 tablespoons olive oil
6 tilapia fillets (approximately 2 1/2 pounds), rinsed and patted dry
Kosher salt
Cracked white pepper
Veganize It!
You can easily make this recipe meatless by substituting extra-firm tofu for the tilapia.
For more recipes from the sea, visit the Pescetarian Journal’s website, as well as Oldways’ African Heritage & Health Pinterest Recipe Sharing page.
Recipe by: Alaiyo Kiasi-Barnes, Pescetarian Journal Author
It was awesome. i used Kamut flakes instead of the corn flakes. i served over top of Millet and polenta. Both of those I used recipes from oldways. Very good combo
That is an impressive combo!
Very easy to make and very delicious! I just used corn meal as the crust but the flakes would have been better.
Great to hear you enjoyed it, even with the modification!