Sadly we were out of spaghetti sauce, just a little bit left in the most recent tin, so we cut up one large tomato and half an onion, coarsely, and cooked it into the canned sauce for 30 minutes. This is the longest step, so start it first.
Heat the oil on a back burner, and dredge the fish in the flour mixture.
Cook it once until the fish turns white; the dredge it again and cook until golden brown and crisp.
While this is going on, boil some spaghetti or whatever pasta you like; remember 8 minutes is
al dente.
Then just plate it up! Yum.
The tilapia can be got frozen for $3/pound. The tomato was about $0.60, the onion $0.40, the spaghetti $1/pound. The entire meal comes to around $3.50 per person, and is a balanced meal!
Do you like fish and pasta?
Comments (11)
We have fried tilapia at least once a week. Love it!
Oh yes:)
Oh man I lived on frozen tilapia filets during law school. They are SOOOO GOOOD and really cheap!!
You can make it even cheaper by cooking the fish in a round wok, so you don't have to use as much oil. :)
yummm
looks pretty delicious
Mmm I love fish!
Nice!
mmm. i love fried tilapia. looks good!
OO ima try this.
i havent had fish with spaghetti, i'll try salmon instead of tilapia.