Visit the olive bar in your supermarket to put a new twist on cod in this simple high-protein, low-fat entree that’s a weeknight lifesaver. — Tria Olsen, Queen Creek, Arizona
Place fillets in a large nonstick skillet coated with cooking spray. Sprinkle with oregano and salt; top with lemon and shallot.
Scatter olives around fish; add water and olive juice. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat to low; gently cook, covered, 8-10 minutes or until fish just begins to flake easily with a fork.
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jkcoach98
Oct 10, 2019
I also used tilapia in place of the cod. I imagine any white fish would be good for this recipe. It was easy to make and quite tasty. I especially love the olives. It was a nice change from baked fish.
Ellen
Nov 24, 2018
Great way to have a hot, healthy meal in a hurry. Made for just one, went heavy on the olives.
doralice
Oct 29, 2014
Very good. I had pimento stuffed olives. I rarely use a non-stick skillet. Sprayed my cast iron skillet with veggie oil spray. Will make this again. Thanks!
DavidADavis
Sep 20, 2014
Sounds good to me and I love Cod cooked anyway. One way is to put in a baking dish, with a pat of butter per piece and pour in a white wine like Chablis to nearly cover. cover with foil and bake at 350 for 30 minutes or until it flakes. Also, if Teflon is so dangerous why is it on the market since no one cooks below 212 degrees, the boiling point. No frying, or any type of cooking could be used.
Lemuel2
Sep 20, 2014
This recipe looks delicious. However, I believe the latest safety information regarding "non-stick" skillets (the Teflon kind, anyway) is that it is not recommended to ever use these pans on high heat ? therefore, no boiling in them. The lady who used the glass baking dish is cooking far more safely. Non-stick pans (except the totally ceramic kind - not ceramic over metal) can emit toxic fumes when heated to high temperatures. I know of some families whose pet birds have died due to these toxic fumes. Cooking is fun! Let's keep it safe!
bjsilve0
Jul 6, 2014
Excellent and low in calories.
hizcook2
Mar 25, 2014
I made this recently for our supper but used Tilapia. My family LOVED it! This is a keeper. I assembled it in the morning before I left for work in a 9 x 13 glass dish. I used regular pimento stuffed olives and green onions which is what I had on hand. I also sprinkled on garlic powder. Covered with foil and baked in a 400 temp. oven for about 20-25 mins. Highly recommend this. Thanks!
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I also used tilapia in place of the cod. I imagine any white fish would be good for this recipe. It was easy to make and quite tasty. I especially love the olives. It was a nice change from baked fish.
Great way to have a hot, healthy meal in a hurry. Made for just one, went heavy on the olives.
Very good. I had pimento stuffed olives. I rarely use a non-stick skillet. Sprayed my cast iron skillet with veggie oil spray. Will make this again. Thanks!
Sounds good to me and I love Cod cooked anyway. One way is to put in a baking dish, with a pat of butter per piece and pour in a white wine like Chablis to nearly cover. cover with foil and bake at 350 for 30 minutes or until it flakes. Also, if Teflon is so dangerous why is it on the market since no one cooks below 212 degrees, the boiling point. No frying, or any type of cooking could be used.
This recipe looks delicious. However, I believe the latest safety information regarding "non-stick" skillets (the Teflon kind, anyway) is that it is not recommended to ever use these pans on high heat ? therefore, no boiling in them. The lady who used the glass baking dish is cooking far more safely. Non-stick pans (except the totally ceramic kind - not ceramic over metal) can emit toxic fumes when heated to high temperatures. I know of some families whose pet birds have died due to these toxic fumes. Cooking is fun! Let's keep it safe!
Excellent and low in calories.
I made this recently for our supper but used Tilapia. My family LOVED it! This is a keeper. I assembled it in the morning before I left for work in a 9 x 13 glass dish. I used regular pimento stuffed olives and green onions which is what I had on hand. I also sprinkled on garlic powder. Covered with foil and baked in a 400 temp. oven for about 20-25 mins. Highly recommend this. Thanks!