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Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil)

by Editorial Staff

Today I cook fish with potatoes and lemon in foil – this is a great way to preserve all the benefits, juices, and aroma of food. Even a beginner in cooking can cook fish according to this recipe. Also, this recipe is good because the dish turns out “two in one” – fish immediately with a side dish.

Summary

Cook Time1 hour
Total Time1 hour
CourseBaking
Servings (Default: 2)

Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil) Ingredients

  • Frozen hake – 300 g
  • Potatoes – 300 g
  • Lemon – 10-15 g (2 circles)
  • Salt to taste
  • Ground black pepper – to taste

Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil)

Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil) Instructions

  1. Cut the potatoes into slices about 0.5-0.7 cm thick.
  2. Cut the fish lengthwise into 2 parts, removing the fins and the ridge.
    Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil) step 2
  3. Place half of the chopped potatoes on a piece of foil about 30×40 cm in size, salt, and pepper.
  4. Put half the hake on top of the potatoes, salt, and pepper too. Cut a slice of lemon in half and place on the fish.
    Fish Baked with Potatoes and Lemon (in Foil) step 4
  5. Wrap the hake potatoes in foil on all sides. Wrap the remaining potatoes and fish in foil in the same way. Put the foil with fish and potatoes on a baking sheet and send to an oven preheated to 180 degrees for 30-35 minutes.
  6. The fish baked with potatoes and lemon is ready.

Enjoy your meal!

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