Or fish hash. Surprisingly, this tasted pretty good. To be honest, we screwed up on the fish. At first it was going to be a garlic lemon and pepper fish dish, but then it turned out too lemony because we added waaaaaaaaaaaay too much lemon zest and it was just sour and a bit bitter. Neither salt nor sugar did anything to alleviate problem. So, we actually rinsed off our fish and tried again, this time breaking it apart, adding more white wine, more minced garlic, some oil, some red robin's seasoning, parsley, seasoned bread crumbs and peas. And voila! Serve with brown rice, tartar sauce and diced tomatoes.
The hubster and I just got married in April 2013 and are kinda settling down again. We used this blog to see what we've been eating over the years, but now we'll use it to post new recipes we're trying/testing/perfecting. We're looking forward to another wonderful year of new foodies! For keto friendly foodies, search for "keto"
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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Scrambled Fish
Or fish hash. Surprisingly, this tasted pretty good. To be honest, we screwed up on the fish. At first it was going to be a garlic lemon and pepper fish dish, but then it turned out too lemony because we added waaaaaaaaaaaay too much lemon zest and it was just sour and a bit bitter. Neither salt nor sugar did anything to alleviate problem. So, we actually rinsed off our fish and tried again, this time breaking it apart, adding more white wine, more minced garlic, some oil, some red robin's seasoning, parsley, seasoned bread crumbs and peas. And voila! Serve with brown rice, tartar sauce and diced tomatoes.
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