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Looks tasty.
When Cindy and I lived in Dallas, one of our favorite Mexican restaurants was Calle Doce, just a few blocks from our house in the Oak Cliff neighborhood. They made a great version of Red Snapper Veracruzana. Since then, we've made it ourselves quite a few times. It's easy and quick, and with her nutritionist hat on, Cindy would tell you that it's also quite healthy stuff. Lots of veggies, carotenoids, omega-stuff, etc. Now that we are in Seattle, we use Rockfish (Pacific Snapper). Here's a recipe: <http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...eracruzana-149 94> The refrigeration steps are not really necessary. Use skillet on stove, or bake in oven. We also like to do snapper with spicy/sweet fruit salsa (chopped mangos, onions, limes, and jalapenos, or variations on the theme). -- Julian Vrieslander |
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