So we had this the other night.
Jasmine rice, bi-color corn from the farmers market, lemon peppered Tilapia, and mushrooms.
I took a frozen Tilapia fillet, smeared one side of it with margarine, and sprinkled it with lemon pepper and salt. I heated some more margarine in a skillet and put the frozen fish, un-smeared side down, into it. Then I left it alone for 7 minutes while I chopped up the mushrooms. After I flipped the fish, I put the mushrooms in and cooked it all for another 7 minutes.
Charlie and I split the one piece of fish, but heartier appetites might want more. That’s a lunch plate, BTW. We pretty well always eat off lunch plates, not dinner plates. And yet I’m fat. Must be the happiness that does it.
A WRITING PROMPT FOR YOU: What makes your main character happy?
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Dan Antion
August 30, 2017 at 9:11am“un-smeared side down” I love learning new cooking terms 🙂
That looks pretty good. I’d eat all of that, as is. No avoiding nothin’ today.
You didn’t say what you washed it down with. I’m imagining something that starts with a ‘Y’ but…
Marian Allen
August 30, 2017 at 10:15amNo, I didn’t wash it down with Yoo-Hoo. ~ducking and grinning~ No, I believe you guessed correctly. 😀
joey
August 30, 2017 at 11:07amOne, YOU are not fat.
Two, I don’t want mushrooms on my fish. Y’all can have mine, but I want the entire fillet, k? And I want a lemon seltzer.
MMM!
Marian Allen
August 30, 2017 at 11:10amI’d eat dinner witchu anytime! I never had a lemon seltzer. It sounds very refreshing.
Deborah
August 31, 2017 at 1:57pmI switched to salad plates for our main dinner plates when I was losing weight to help keep my potions in check. The only time regular size dinner plates come out are at Thanksgiving and Christmas dinners. I’m not counting calories those days!
I’ve never had mushrooms with fish. What’s lemon seltzer? I’m going to look that up. Your lunch looks pretty good and healthy!
Marian Allen
September 1, 2017 at 11:31amI don’t know what lemon seltzer is, but it sure sounds good! Sounds like lemon-flavored seltzer water. I would want some sugar in it, me.