139773 oven baked fish sticks easy friendly Recipes

egg whites, king arthur unbleached all-purpose flour, dry bread crumbs, grated parmesan cheese, onion salt, paprika, pepper, unpeeled baking potatoes (1 lb)

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seasoned dry bread crumb (panko even better to use), grated parmesan cheese, garlic powder (can use 1 teaspoon), seasoning salt (or to taste, can use regular salt), fresh ground black pepper (or to taste), egg (might use two), zucchini (unpeeled then cut into about 3 x 1/2-inch sticks or as desired)

zucchini, whole wheat breadcrumbs (any kind will do), freshly grated parmesan cheese, chopped fresh oregano (or 1 tsp dried ), fresh ground pepper, garlic powder, salt (sometimes use celery ), extra virgin olive oil, horseradish cream , dip creamy horseradish dip

low-fat mayonnaise, sweet pickle relish, fresh lemon juice, cornflakes, grated lemon peel, butter, melted, white fish fillets (such as orange roughy), cut crosswise into 3/4-inch-wide strips

frozen hash brown potatoes (the cubes, not the shredded ), cream of chicken soup, undiluted, cheddar cheese soup, undiluted, mayonnaise (do not sub light), sweet pickle relish, spicy brown mustard, onion, chopped fine, shredded four-cheese mexican blend cheese, mrs. paul select cuts frozen fish sticks

shredded frozen hash brown potatoes, thawed, eggs, skim milk, dried minced onion flakes or 1 tbsp fresh minced onion, fresh dill, chopped, seasoning salt , to taste, pepper , to taste, cheddar cheese, shredded , to taste, frozen fish sticks, do not thaw

boneless tilapia fillets or 2 lbs any other fish, onion, mayonnaise (i use hellmann s), salt and pepper

cod fish fillet, salt, black pepper, cayenne , to taste, seasoned breadcrumbs or 2 cups panko breadcrumbs, chopped almonds (optional), flour , for dredging, egg, lightly beaten with, water , to make an eggwash, butter, olive oil

grouper or 1 1/2 lbs other white fish fillets, fresh lime juice, light mayonnaise, onion powder, black pepper, fresh breadcrumb, butter or 1 1/2 tbsp margarine, melted, chopped fresh parsley

frozen white fish fillet (sole, haddock, cod or boston bluefish), dry breadcrumbs, wheat germ, sesame seeds, paprika, salt, pepper, egg, vegetable oil

low-fat mayonnaise, fat free sour cream, creole mustard, fresh lime juice, canola oil, all-purpose flour, ground black pepper, lager style beer, creamy mustard, fresh lime juice, egg whites, egg, panko breadcrumbs, pumpkin seeds, ground cumin, ground chipotle chile pepper, halibut , cod or 1 lb pollack fish fillet, cut into 4x1 inch pieces, kosher salt, lime wedges

egg whites, salt, pepper, tilapia fillet, skinless , cut into strips, yellow cornmeal, parmesan cheese, all-purpose flour, vegetable oil

fish fillets., batter, all purpose flour, baking powder, garlic salt, creole spice, vegetable oil, ice water , more if needed, wooden skewers

frozen fish sticks, trident brand ultimate fish sticks, corn tortillas (crispy ), sour cream, jalapeno pepper, diced, lime , juice of, cumin, salt and pepper, lettuce, shredded, salsa, red onion, tomato, diced, cilantro, lime juice, cheddar cheese, shredded

canola oil spray, all-purpose flour, garlic powder, paprika, seafood seasoning , as needed (recommended: old bay), egg whites, lightly beaten, panko breadcrumbs, center-cut fish fillet, such as cod or haddock, cut into 16 (1-oz) pieces, salt and freshly ground black pepper, funked up ketchup , for serving, recipe follows, ketchup, mild barbecue sauce, sweet relish, yellow mustard, salt and freshly ground black pepper

nonstick vegetable oil spray, all purpose flour, yellow cornmeal, chili powder, mayonnaise, fresh lemon juice, firm white fish fillets (such as orange roughy or halibut), cut crosswise into 3/4-inch-wide strips

butter, lemon juice, worcestershire sauce, paprika, fish fillets (approximately ) or 2 (10 oz) fish steaks (approximately)