Wow I just made this dish, so much flavor although I did add smoked paprika to the fish, didn't have the capers but it is my new go to for tilapia , thanks 🙌🏾❤️🌹✌🏼
Thank you!! My wife loves Talapia. I agree with you. It’s not my favorite,, but everything can be made great if you know what to do. Can’t wait to try this!! Thanks again!!!
Absolutely AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I had no clue Tilapia could be so good!! You're a genius!! Sharing this and making it once a week for sure!!!!!!!!! My husband couldn't stop eating it AND my teenage boys too! I'm guessing Gordon Ramsay would give this a FIVE!
Just made this dish PRE LABOR DAY 2022. It's very hot 🔥 and we planned to bbq. This dish was very flavorful, I added smoked paprika and creole seasoning. Ty for this quick recipe!!
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So good! I don’t know why I’ve never tried basting my tilapia after it’s been cooked… I’ve been cooking them in the sauce and by the time it’s done cooking then my sauce has lost volume 😅 Thank you!
This recipe is very similar to Chicken Piccata; was that your inspiration? I totally agree with you that Tilapia needs help flavor wise. I also find that if I don't soak it for a half hour before cooking, then it will taste like mud. Though, that's pretty common with freshwater fish.
That looks deliciuos! I am planning to build a fish pond to raise tilapia. I love all sorts of fish, but other family members prefer the more mild flavors. I think this will be perfect.
Technical term for the "brown bits in the pan" is the *fond,* which is a key source of umami flavor in sauces. You can get the fond to release easily with a strong temperature change: get your pan RIPPING hot, as hot as you can get it without burning the fond (dark brown/black = burnt). Throw in any cold liquid like water, broth, stock, wine, vinegar and SCRUB. The temperature change will make the fond let go of your pan, and you can then dissolve that delicious Maillard Reaction brown goodness into your sauce.
First I must say this recipe is awesome and easy. But I had a mysterious unpleasant surprise. After adding the wine and deglazing for about a minute POW’ the contents of the pan exploded hitting up to top of my cabinets. Had flame on medium. Honestly I have deglazed many pans with wine and made countless wine reductions but never a problem Just curious about the cause of this. There is absolutely nothing wrong with the recipe itself, I was simply baffled by the wine explosion. Used a normal non stick pan. Has anyone else experienced this?
Luckily just wet and mess on kitchen. I have deglazed with wine countless times too. Never a problem. Just a freak thing, though I googled exploding wine reductions and other have experience it as well. Just be careful