Fire it up! Blackened seafood has long been a traditional New Orleans crowd-pleaser, as it is now with today’s lovers of good, down-to-earth food. For this recipe, use fillets of firm fish like catfish, salmon, or snapper.
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Preparation Time
10 minutes
Cooking Time
10 minutes
Difficulty Rating
1
Serves
8

Ingredients
- 4 fish fillets, 4 oz. / 110 gm each
- 2 Tbsp. / 60 gm melted butter or olive oil
- 1 tsp. / 3 gm garlic powder
- ½ tsp. / 0.7 gm dried thyme
- ½ tsp. / 1 gm cayenne pepper
- ½ tsp. / 1⅓ gm ground black pepper
- 1 tsp. / 2½ gm paprika
- ½ tsp. / 3 gm salt
- 4 SWG* sandwich buns
- 4 Tbsp. / 60 ml organic soy or Greek yogurt
- Sliced tomato
- Shredded lettuce
Directions
- Coat fish fillets with melted butter or olive oil. In a small bowl, combine all seasonings and dust the mixture onto the fillets.
- Heat the remaining oil in a skillet over high heat
- Gently lay the fillets onto the very hot skillet, cover, and cook for about 2-5 minutes on each side (depending on thickness) until the fish flakes easily with a fork and the surface is dark brown and crust-like.
- Spread some yogurt on the SWG buns, and add a slice of tomato and mound of shredded lettuce. Top with the blackened fish and munch away!
* SWG = Sprouted whole grain
Serving Size: ֲ½ sandwich
Hi, DemiNichols. For starters, stick with regular yogurt and not Greek yogurt, as the latter tends to be more sour. Next, if you husband likes coconut, try “cutting” the yogurt with coconut butter. If you add fruit, be sure it is not too sour – blueberries are a pretty reliable choice in this regard.
I have a question about the yogurt.. my husband wont eat it.. is there a way I can dress it up so he wont know its yogurt..thnk you for the recipe..can’t wait to try it..
this is a great way to prepare a fast dinner.