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Jamie Eason's LiveFit Recipes: Fish In Foil

Jamie Eason's LiveFit Recipes: Fish In Foil

This dish is so easy to prepare that you can customize each piece of fish to accommodate any picky eater in the house.

What could possibly be better than a dish high in protein but low in calories and fat? A dish that is super easy to prepare and even easier to clean up, of course! It is no secret that fish is an excellent source of lean protein and with it's anti-inflammatory benefits from omega-3's, consuming fish at least a few times a week, is becoming more and more popular.

With this "fish in foil" recipe, you can use any variety of fish that you like, combined with any of your favorite vegetables. As a matter of fact, this dish is so easy to prepare that you can customize each piece of fish to accommodate any picky eater in the house. Steaming the fish and vegetables within a pouch yields such a moist piece of fish, that you'll likely never make your fish any other way again.

Jamie Eason's Fish In Foil

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Fish In Foil Recipe

Quick Fish In Foil

Nutrition Facts:

Total Calories: 199
Protein: 30g
Carbs: 11g
Fat: 5g

Ingredients:


Directions:

  1. Preheat oven to 375 degrees
  2. Use one piece of foil per fish.
  3. Add lemon juice.
  4. Sprinkle fish seasoning on top.
  5. Add pepper, lemon slices.
  6. Add veggies on top.
  7. Fold into foil down from the top leaving air for steaming
  8. Place each foil on a cookie sheet and bake for 14-15 min.

Jamie's Fish In Foil Recipe. PDF (69.3 KB)





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katieritchie05

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Once finished, could I freeze this and reheat easily? Or does it not keep,as well?

Mar 25, 2012 1:36pm | report
allymeen22

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allymeen22

i tried this and after 15 minutes the fish wasn't cooked all the way it took like 20 more minutes to finish cooking but it still tasted really good.

May 31, 2012 10:35am | report
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katrishagodwin

Really love this. I try freezing this and they came out very good.

Jun 17, 2012 7:47pm | report
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janicepage

is there anything i can sub for the asparagus?

Jun 30, 2012 4:33pm | report
CrystalOrchid

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CrystalOrchid

i was thinking that also... im thinking about using string beans... and making some hunny carrots on the side ;)

Jan 29, 2013 10:17am | report
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Pieterdb

Preheating the oven now!

(fun fact: I almost tried putting my oven on 375 degrees celcius (700 degrees fahrenheit :'))

Jul 31, 2012 4:37am | report
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jmaleki20

Can i freeze fish & then reheat & will still taste good??

Sep 24, 2012 10:49am | report
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mygti02

I made this last night and it was pretty good!

Dec 4, 2012 10:01am | report
BounceWalker

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BounceWalker

Oh. Em. GEEEE!!!! Made this tonight and it was deeeeelicious. I agree with allymeen22 -- after 15 mins it wasn't done so we let it go another 10...PERFECT! I loved how the lemon juices, when combined with the fish juices, looked like lemon butter...certainly fooled my brain and tongue into thinking so! This will be a frequent dish in our newly-"Clean" kitchen!

Jan 9, 2013 5:05pm | report
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VLomeli12

Had this for dinner tonight, and it was amazing! I tried mixing it up with the veggies, and tried brocolli instead of asparagus, it turned out great!

Jan 15, 2013 7:16pm | report
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CrystalOrchid

Thank you.. i will try that also

Jan 29, 2013 10:19am | report
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CyberKnight13

Trying this tonight

Jan 29, 2013 5:43pm | report
amychan

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amychan

Done this even before i see this video. Can't fine Tilapia inSingapore. Use sutchi fish instead.
I sprinkle oilve oil, French herb, pepper and a little cayenne pepper and a little salt. It taste really good.

As for veg, I use some frozen mix veg. Put them in a parchment paper sprinkle salt and a little butter. Wrap it up, Bake both in the oven for 20 mins. Mmmmm..yummy!!

Mar 23, 2013 8:47am | report
April89

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April89

Made this last night. Absolutely amazing. Left it in for about 25 minutes though.

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dochie

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dochie

when you bake in aluminum foil shiny side should be outside (so correct trigger warming) frosted part should be on the inside

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ATacy

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ATacy

So quick, easy and tasty!

Apr 21, 2013 7:11pm | report
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