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Coconut Tilapia with Apricot Dipping Sauce
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Diane Horn Talts
"After having coconut shrimp at a famous restaurant here in Phoenix, I decided to recreate it at home using a mild white fish filet and tilapia was my first choice. Sit back and enjoy the compliments."
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Ingredients
30 m servings 650Original recipe yields 4 servings
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Directions
{{model.addEditText}} Print- Toss together the coconut, flour and Creole seasoning in a bowl. In a separate bowl, toss the tilapia with the cornstarch, and shake off the excess. Pour the egg substitute into a separate bowl, and dip the fillets in the egg. Press fillets in the coconut mixture coating all sides.
- Heat canola oil in a frying pan to a temperature of about 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Fry fillets one or two at a time on both sides until golden brown. Remove to drain on a paper towel. Prepare the apricot dipping sauce by stirring together the jam, mustard, and horseradish in a small bowl. Serve the tilapia accompanied by the dipping sauce.
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- The nutrition information reflects the entire amount of the breading, egg, and oil. The actual values will be less.
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Most helpful positive review
11/12/2006
MMMMmm... delicious! A tip for easier coating, use tongs OR your left hand to dip in the egg, and let all the excess drip off before placing into the coconut mixture. Then use your right hand to...
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7/27/2011
I made this last night for dinner. I have to say that I was very dissapointed. I had had coconut shrimp at a southern restaurant before and was looking for that flavour. Unfortunately, I took ot...
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11/12/2006
MMMMmm... delicious! A tip for easier coating, use tongs OR your left hand to dip in the egg, and let all the excess drip off before placing into the coconut mixture. Then use your right hand to...
1/17/2008
This really is an excellent dish. I baked the tilapia at 350 degrees for about 20-25 minutes i believe and turned it twice to crisp both sides. it turned out wonderful. the apricot dipping sa...
2/12/2008
It turned out just like the picture, and the taste was very appealing. I did end up baking it instead, 425 degrees for 10-12 minutes, and was pleased with the result.
10/12/2011
This is a WONDERFUL way to cook tilapia! My family enjoyed it from the very first bite. It was very easy to make, yet elegant to eat. I made a few adjustments and it turned out perfectly. First,...
5/7/2008
Baked in the oven as others suggested using a pyrex dish, no need to flip over during cooking. Always looking for new fish recipes. This one was easy, different and delicious. The sauce went ...
2/29/2008
This was pretty good. I baked instead of fried and next time I will drizzle a little oil on the top. The fish was moist but the coconut was a little dry.
5/23/2006
this was great! followed recipe exactly and was fabulous. husband couldn't get enough! Thanks
1/31/2007
This is excellent. I modified this by baking instead of frying. Still great. The sauce have a nice blend of flavors as well.
7/28/2006
Really loved the texture the coconut gave. Only could find sweetened coconut, so maybe a little too sweet for my taste. Used one whole egg, which was just enough for a pound of fish. The sauc...