Herby Baked Cod

Herby Baked Cod
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Herby Baked Cod

Serves 2

The combination of parsley, chilli, garlic and tomato make this dish really flavoursome. It’s really easy to prepare and gives your cod fillets a well-deserved zing of flavour.

Herby Baked Cod

Ingredients

2 tbsps olive oil
50ml stock
1 clove of garlic
2 tbsps flat leaf parsley
1 chilli
2 tomatoes
2 cod fillets
1 slice of white bread

Method

Make the breadcrumbs by toasting the bread and then blitzing in a food processor. Set the breadcrumbs aside.

Herby Baked Cod

Add the oil, stock, garlic, parsley, chilli and tomato to the food processor and blend until smooth.

Herby Baked Cod

Wash the fish and pat dry with kitchen roll. Lay the fish in a dish or baking tray.

Pour over the sauce and bake for 10 minutes in an oven pre-heated to 170 degrees (or 160 degrees, if fan assisted).

After 10 minutes, remove from oven, sprinkle over the breadcrumbs and bake for another 6 minutes.

Herby Baked Cod

Serve immediately.

We served our herby baked cod with mashed potatoes, green beans and broccoli, but this dish would go well with rice and a whole host of vegetables. Mange tout, baby sweetcorn, chantenay carrots to name a few.

Herby Baked Cod

Competition Time

Now closed – congratulations go to our winner, Becky from Derby.

When you are cooking to exact measurements, it’s really helpful to be able to measure out your ingredients as you go along.  I’ve got a set of Laura Ashley ceramic measuring spoons to give away in my latest competition.

Herby Baked Cod

All you need to do is sign up to my Life Loving newsletter and you’ll be entered into the prize draw.  You can get extra entries by sharing and liking the competition post on Facebook or retweeting it on Twitter. The competition will close on the 28th February. Good luck!

T&Cs

1. To enter you need to sign up to the Life Loving newsletter. You can get extra entries by sharing and liking the competition post on Facebook or retweeting the competition post on Twitter. 2. The competition runs until the 28th February 2017. 3. The prize consists of a Laura Ashley Ceramic Measuring Spoon Gift Set. 4. The prize is non-transferable and has no cash alternative. 5. The prize draw is open to UK residents aged 18 years and over, except anyone professionally associated with the competition. 6. These Terms and Conditions are correct at time of being published but may be subject to change without notice.

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33 Comments

  1. love to be your winner

    1. Good luck Paula!

  2. Oh I bet my hubby would love this!

    1. If he’s a fish fan, I’m sure he would.

  3. This looks like a lovely crunchy cod recipe. I love it when the coating is more crispy than soggy. Thank you for sharing with the #DreamTeam.

    1. If you like more of a crunch, you should toast older bread. It’ll be drier and less likely to be soggy.

  4. This looks absolutely delicious! I miss having fresh fish. We live way to far from the ocean. Could you use this recipe with any piece of fish! Thank you for linking up to #globalblogging

    1. I’d think so. If you can get hold of it, you could use coley or pollock. I would steer away from oily fish as I’m not sure it would go with the sauce, but always one to try.

  5. I love cod and this would make a really nice twist. Definitely trying this one, thanks!
    Thanks for linking up to #AnythingGoes 🙂
    Debbie

    1. Hope you enjoy it Debbie – thanks for hosting.

  6. oh wow, everything about this screams yummy! Right down to the serve with mash potato!
    Thanks for sharing with #gloablblogging

    1. Ooh, I love a bit of mashed potato. We eat loads of it Mackenzie.

  7. This recipe looks delicious! Always looking for new things to make. Thanks for sharing.
    Thanks also for the chance to win those adorable measuring spoons that I desperately need in my life! Ha.
    Lisa

    1. The spoons are gorgeous aren’t they Lisa? Hope you enjoy the recipe if you have a cook up.

  8. Wow looks delicious.. all love trying out new recipes here and that set looks beautiful 🙂 #TuesdayTreasures

    1. Thanks Sarah. Me too – it’s always nice to mix up mealtimes

  9. The Tale of Mummyhood

    This would definitely be a winner in our house, I must give it a try!

    #BloggerClubUK

    1. I’d love to know what you think if you do give it a go.

  10. Looks and sounds really lovely, will be giving this one a go bloggerclubuk

    1. Hope you enjoy the dish Sarah

  11. Looks delicious! #globalblogging

    1. Thanks Jeannette

  12. Kirsty Hijacked By Twins

    Oooh this cod looks and sounds so good! I love fish!

    1. Thanks Kirsty. Fish is such an easy week night dinner.

  13. This looks delicious! #DreamTeam

    1. Thanks Heather – we enjoyed it very much.

  14. Nice recipe! We don’t eat meat, so it’s nice to try out different fish. Thanks for sharing

    1. This would be a great alternative for you then Lucy. We love a fish dish!

  15. both the spoons and the recipe look lovely! Already signed up. About to re-share on fb and twitter too. x

  16. Mmm , that fish looks good. The spoons are very pretty too!

    1. Thanks Fiona. We enjoyed it very much.

  17. Wonderful

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