Wednesday, September 11, 2013

Baked Fish Fillets with Tomatoes


Last weekend was spent organising our new flat. It feels so good to have all the boxes gone now. (Except four that I have been avoiding sorting through.) Our new bookshelves are full; the cookbooks have a shelf all to themselves.


I am really pleased with the living room. We bought a high pile rug that feels great underfoot. And we got new plants. And we hung our painting up. For me, these are the things that make it a home. The picture below also includes a husband resting on the couch.


The best part is my (first ever) pantry. Wow, look at all that storage! Amazing. There are still several baskets empty. What can I put in them? Oh, the possibilities!


This week's Wednesdays with Donna Hay recipe is the kind of easy thing you can make in between doing chores, like unpacking boxes, doing laundry, or scanning files. First, bake the tomatoes for 20 minutes with olive oil, capers, and lemon juice. Then add some fish fillets and bake for 20 minutes more. And after the unpacking is done, dinner is served.

Visit the others to see if they liked the recipe: Margaret from Tea and Scones, Gaye from Laws of the Kitchen, Kayte from Grandma's Kitchen Table, and Chaya from Bizzy Bakes.

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Pantry organization looks amazing.
1 reply · active 603 weeks ago
I didn't quite get to this one but I will. Yours looks lovely.

Love the new flat. LOVE all that pantry room you have. So exciting moving into a new place!!
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This is just the kind of dish we like and I didn't get to make it. I am going to take a break until the Jewish holidays are over. I just can't get the new school year, holidays, tons of company and blogs done. I am posting old recipes on my blogs until, I have time to get organized.
1 reply · active 603 weeks ago
Wow, that sounds busy, Chaya. Don't stress and enjoy your family time! Best wishes.
Your tomatoes and fish look wonderful...we liked this one a lot and I loved the simplicity of preparation. I should have zested my lemon in long strips instead of with a zester as I think it sort of disappeared with such small pieces...next time! Love your new place, it looks comfy and cozy and friendly (my favorite combination). Cool storage in the pantry, I have never seen those before.
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1 reply · active 602 weeks ago
Strips of lemon zest - good idea. I don't think I remembered the zest at all!
This is just the kind of dish we like and I didn't get to make it. I am going to take a break until the Jewish holidays are over. I just can't get the new school year, holidays, tons of company and blogs done. I am posting old recipes on my blogs until, I have time to get organized. clothing manufacturer

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