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Feb 25 2008

Fish Tacos

I actually have never had fish tacos before and I haven’t made them before. I just kind of winged it the other night when I was looking for something quick, light and healthy to eat for dinner. I found some frozen pollock filets in the freezer. My fridge was rather bare so I wasn’t sure what to do with them. I had cheese, lettuce and some cherry tomatoes. There was also a package of tortillas there. AHA! Time to try this dish. I didn’t really follow a recipe and threw it together pretty quickly, but it came off ok. I started by seasoning the fish with cumin and searing it in a hot cast iron pan. I made a simple spicy tomato relish by chopping the cherry tomatoes with some pickled jalapeño peppers. All this was simply wrapped in a tortilla with lettuce and a bit of cheese. I didn’t have cilantro (which I love) otherwise that would have been added in as well. While I love sour cream, it doesn’t love my waistline so I forwent that too. Overall it was a very quick and satisfying meal. Next time I’ll plan it better and marinate the fish in lime/cumin for a while before cooking it.

Written by greg · Categorized: Uncategorized · Tagged: fish tacos, mexican

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  1. Astra Libris says

    February 25, 2008 at 2:45 pm

    I’ve wanted to try making fish tacos for the longest… Yours look and sound perfect! Scrumptious and wonderfully light and healthful!

    btw, I tagged you with a MeMe…
    🙂 Details are in my Sat. afternoon post…

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  2. Helene says

    February 25, 2008 at 8:49 pm

    I’ll really have to make fish tacos. I love cilantro also. I use it a lot.

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  3. Kevin says

    February 27, 2008 at 2:00 am

    I recently tried fish tacos for the first time as well. I really enjoyed them. They were nice and light and tasty.

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