Baked Red Snapper Recipe Video
Summary
Difficulty LevelEasyHealth IndexAverage
Ingredients
2 Fish of your choice, I used Red Snapper, medium size
2 TBS Olive Oil
Juice of one Lemon
Handful of Garlic cloves, minced
Small bunch of Parsley, chopped
Salt and Black Pepper to taste
One TBS Cumin
One TBS Sumac
Two medium Onions Slices
Directions
· Although I got the fish already washed and prepared for cooking at the grocery store, but I washed with water, then I rubbed Olive Oil and Lemon Juice all over the fish and inside too to get rid of the fishy smell. Usually if the fish is fresh it will not smell bad at all, but I still wash it this way.
· Prepare the filling by chopping up the parsley and mincing the garlic, add olive oil, mix in the cumin and sumac.
· Fill the fish with the parsley and garlic mix inside the cavity.
· Put the sliced onions in the bottom of the baking pan, the onions prevents the fish from sticking to the pan and adds nice flavor to the recipe. Coat it with spray oil or you may use olive oil.
· Place the fish on top of the onions. Bake in a 200 degrees Celsius oven for 12-15 minutes until the fish becomes flaky. Do not overcook otherwise the fish becomes too dry.
· Serve warm with fresh bread. Bon Appétit!
· Prepare the filling by chopping up the parsley and mincing the garlic, add olive oil, mix in the cumin and sumac.
· Fill the fish with the parsley and garlic mix inside the cavity.
· Put the sliced onions in the bottom of the baking pan, the onions prevents the fish from sticking to the pan and adds nice flavor to the recipe. Coat it with spray oil or you may use olive oil.
· Place the fish on top of the onions. Bake in a 200 degrees Celsius oven for 12-15 minutes until the fish becomes flaky. Do not overcook otherwise the fish becomes too dry.
· Serve warm with fresh bread. Bon Appétit!
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tanya3286 says :
hi summer! we have fish often so i would like to try this.. but what is sumac? never heard of it before.... is it a spice... can i get it any where?? or is it a special something??
Posted on: 7 September 2009 - 8:42am
perceptiveeye says :
yummy recipe! it looks very easy to prepare...can I use same procedure for other fish varieties ?
Posted on: 20 August 2009 - 5:32am
datrencarter@yahoo.com says :
thanks for the take on the red snapper jesue ate that
Posted on: 15 March 2009 - 2:08pm