A healthy way to enjoy whiting and/or tilapia, without spending all of your time in the kitchen. My family enjoys it, even the kids will be looking forward to the next time I make fish.

Baked Whiting

whiting fish fillets,

milk,

garlic powder,

onion powder,

paprika,

salt

Roma (plum) tomato, diced

butter,

lemon, juiced,

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C).


Place whiting fillets in a baking dish and add enough milk to cover the entire bottom of the dish. Season fillets with garlic powder, onion powder, paprika, and salt. Top each fillet with at least 3 pieces tomato. Add butter to each fillet. Squeeze 1 lemon half over each fillet.


Bake in the preheated oven until fish flakes easily with a fork, 30 to 45 minutes.


I found and tried this recipe today. I made it exactly according to the directions. I served it with saffroned rice and mixed veggies and made a sauce by thickening the milk mixture. The flavor was delicious and the fish was juicy flaky and flavorful. And so easy! Thanks

I used whiting for this (especially because it's the cheapest of the frozen fish at my store), but think it may taste better with tilapia or even cod. The whiting was a bit fishy tasting and the combo of fishy + milky didn't appeal to us. I followed the recipe, but may try making a thicker sauce next time by adding flour and butter to the milk before pouring it over the fish. The milk remained very runny and seemed wasted in the bottom of the pan. I would probably also use fresh minced garlic next time because we love the taste of garlic. I think this has potential but didn't work great for me this go around.

This actually came out really good(minus the tomatoes) I was skeptical I must admit. I couldn't take a picture because it was gone as soon as it came out of the oven. Definite repeat dish.

I'm kind of new to cooking fish. This was very good and tasty and did not smell at all "fishy".

I was a little nervous making this based on some of the negative reviews but I decided to take the chance and wow did it pay off!! I diced up tomato and onion fresh minced garlic used salt and pepper lemon juice and fresh cilantro. I added the milk per the directions and the fish was delicious and juicy!! Both of my kids loved it this will definitely be a quick and yummy dinner we will make again!

Didn't use Lemon juice or tomatoes I was out of those yet it still turned out great!

Great flavor and texture plus it looks great on the plate. Didn't require a stocked pantry to put together. I was out of onion powder so I added sliced onion with the tomatoes.

it was kind of bland for me. also, the milk curdled when it was done and no lemon was  added. it was also the first time i have ever eaten whiting.

This fish was delicious! My picky son even gave it a try and he loved it! This is a recipe that we will be making again. However we skipped the tomatoes. Thanks for sharing

baked whiting

Prep Time: 10 minutes

Cook Time: 30 minutes

Total: 40 minutes

Servings: 4

Cost: $8.70 /serving

Author : iamabeast

Ingredients

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