Recipe: baked seabass and mushrooms with red wine sauce. Ways to make a low fat diet more appealing.
A simple, delicious, low fat and quick recipe for week days. Because dieting shouldn’t be boring or tasteless!!!
1.
Fresh seabass 2 fillets (Tesco’s “The Saucy Fish Co”) + sea salt, black pepper and rosemary;
cook in the oven for 20 min at 220′, serve hot.
2.
Tesco mushroom selection with parsley (chestnut and button mushrooms, etc.) 160gr
10 cherry tomatoes and 3tbsp tomato passata
2 tbsn red wine, red chilli flakes, basil and salt;
cook passata and tomatoes in a saucepan with less than 1 cm of water, after a few minutes add the mushrooms and the seasoning, but only add the wine during the last 5 minutes of cooking.


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This looks really delicious and simple — and love how you try to make dishes lowfat and healthier, too!
Oh man. This looks so good. I am obsessed with mushrooms.
This is my kind of easy dinner! Yum yum yum & well-flavoured too!
Real pretty! Looks delicious… For great info on the ‘fat’ myths of the last fifty years check out the weston price foundation website! also nourishing traditions!! which is a book! no need to go lowfat!! regardless this post makes me want seabass!! take it easy…
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