My OH isn’t this biggest fan of fish (not that you would know the amount I make him eat it!) but we have recently discovered that he has a particular liking for seabass (after the revelation that was my Minted Pea and Seabass Risotto). As a result I thought that, to keep him interested, I would come up with another seabass dish to take his fancy.
This is a great dish as it takes less than 20 minutes to make and plate up and most of the ingredients you will probably have in your fridge/store cupboard anyway. The whole dish is bursting with flavour and since its only 4sp you still have enough points left over to add some new potatoes to it if you fancy.
If you fancy watching a short video tutorial for this recipe, head to the very bottom of the page!
Baked Seabass with Roasted Peppers and Feta
Serves 2 = 4sp per person (6sp with new potatoes)(Flex)
Ingredients
2 x 90g boneless seabass fillets, raw
¼ tsp paprika and crushed chillies
1 lemon
2 roasted red peppers (30g), sliced
2 spring onions, sliced
40g light feta cheese, roughly cubed
1 slice of stale bread (preferably a crust or bun weighing no more than 20g), toasted and whizzed into breadcrumbs
2 garlic cloves, finely chopped
1 tsp olive oil
Handful of fresh parsley, roughly chopped
½ tsp oregano
Bag of salad leaves
Small pack of green beans
1 courgette, peeled into strips
200g new potatoes, halved (optional – add an extra 2sp per person)
Method
Pre heat the oven to 200c. Pop the potatoes on the boil if you are having them.
Take a baking dish, spray with 1kal and lay the fish inside. Sprinkle the paprika, crushed chillies and lemon zest over the fish and season.
Next sprinkle the roasted peppers, spring onions and feta over the fish.
In a bowl combine the breadcrumbs, garlic, oil, parsley and oregano. Mix well. Top the fish with the breadcrumb mixture.
Pop in the oven, uncovered for 12-15 minutes until the fish is cooked through and the breadcrumbs are golden.
While the fish is cooking take a non metallic bowl, add 2 tbsp cold water and the green beans. Pop in the microwave for 1-2 minutes until soft. Drain the water and add the salad leaves and courgette strips to the beans and toss together. Add the juice of ½ the lemon and toss again. Split between 2 plates and top with the baked fish and toppings.
Serve with a side of new potatoes, finished with salt and pepper and a final squeeze of lemon.
Enjoy!
That sounds fantastic, I really love fish.
I am having again for tea the cod in lime crusted topping.
I really like your site and have made quite a few of them.
I like the way most of the recipes are for 2 people as living on my own I can eithe make the whole lot and freeze half or just halve the recipe.
Keep u the good work
Julia
I love that one too Julia, so pleased you are finding my recipes useful!
This was delicious, and my husband loved it too. I didn’t add in the oil to the breadcrumb mix and it still worked great. Your recipes are fantastic, thank you.
Ah so pleased you both liked it Lorna 🙂 Do let me know if you try any more!
Going to try this with some sea trout tonight and serve with brown rice.
My husband finished dinner, gave 2 thumbs up and said f-ing delicious!
Enough said ?
Oh my! This was absolutely delicious!! Was like eating at a restaurant- the flavours were amazing!!!
Really really tasty recipe, I substituted with whatever I had to hand hence the parsley was replaced by coriander and the feta with some little goats cheese pearls that were lurking in the fridge. Just served with some new potatoes, steamed spinach and a few oven baked tomatoes. Delicious and I’ll definitely make it again.
So glad you liked it Helen