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Cod fillets
2
Pak choi bulbs, cut into quarters or separated out into leaves
180
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Fish
I’ve used cod here but you could halibut, monkfish or salmon for example. I love raw prawns with a little cod or monkfish, that’s such a nice combination, with lots of ginger and some tomatoes and soy sauce. Yum. The thinner your fish the quicker it will cook, which is great but you just have to be aware of the vegetables you include and think about how long they will take. Cooking the fish this way is so delicious and you can always steam the vegetables separately. Just make it work for you and what you want to do, I never want to tell you what to do!
Some other flavour combinations I really like for baked fish parcels:
What can I serve these with?
I love this served with rice more often than not. But also very good with some egg noodles tossed with a little sesame oil. Or with some mashed or crushed potatoes - depending on the flavour combinations you go for.
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Dinner Tonight Reader
2 years ago
Yum! This looks so delicious and nourishing.
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2 years ago
Can I make this with Halibut since that is what I have in the freezer?
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Margie
2 years ago
Yes definitely! This technique works with pretty much all fish - you might just have to adapt the cooking time. You can open a parcel to check and if it needs a few more minutes, just wrap it back up! xx
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2 years ago
Ooh these sound delicious! I’m saving this for the week after Christmas -they’ll be so light and fresh after all the heavy eating.
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Cook
25m
Ingredients
Method
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Step 1
Preheat oven to 200 degrees Celsius (180c fan).

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For
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M
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2
Cod fillets
2
Pak choi bulbs, cut into quarters or separated out into leaves
180
g
Mange tout

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Fish
I’ve used cod here but you could halibut, monkfish or salmon for example. I love raw prawns with a little cod or monkfish, that’s such a nice combination, with lots of ginger and some tomatoes and soy sauce. Yum. The thinner your fish the quicker it will cook, which is great but you just have to be aware of the vegetables you include and think about how long they will take. Cooking the fish this way is so delicious and you can always steam the vegetables separately. Just make it work for you and what you want to do, I never want to tell you what to do!
Some other flavour combinations I really like for baked fish parcels:
What can I serve these with?
I love this served with rice more often than not. But also very good with some egg noodles tossed with a little sesame oil. Or with some mashed or crushed potatoes - depending on the flavour combinations you go for.
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Made it?
Autumn,
Healthy-ish,
In a hurry,
No energy to cook,
Seafood,
Spring,
Summer,
Winter,
Under 30 Minutes,
Most Popular
Cancel
D
Dinner Tonight Reader
2 years ago
Yum! This looks so delicious and nourishing.
Like
Reply
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D
Dinner Tonight Reader
2 years ago
Can I make this with Halibut since that is what I have in the freezer?
Like
Reply
Cancel
Margie
2 years ago
Yes definitely! This technique works with pretty much all fish - you might just have to adapt the cooking time. You can open a parcel to check and if it needs a few more minutes, just wrap it back up! xx
Like
Reply
Cancel
D
Dinner Tonight Reader
2 years ago
Ooh these sound delicious! I’m saving this for the week after Christmas -they’ll be so light and fresh after all the heavy eating.
Like
Reply
Cancel