Simple, Scrumptious, Serve!

Tilapia Tortillas!

by Bria Crawford

I created this recipe when I was desperate, and it has become my favorite. It is my new “I need supper quick” meal. I fed ten people for $7.00 with seven pieces of fish plus all the other ingredients.

Ingredients:
  • bag of Tilapia- according to how big your family is, but one piece of fish does about two tortillas ( I found these for a great price, but this will be your most costly ingredient)
  • pack of tortillas
  • 1 onion
  • 1 bell pepper
  • favorite spices and salt and pepper
  • cheese
  • lots of butter!

First step is… cut up your pepper and onion in a skillet with about 3 Tbls of butter and turn on high.

Stop. Smell the floating aromas. God is good.

 

As soon as your skillet gets hot, add as much fish as you can with the veggies. Let that stir fry, and as it cooks the fish is going to tear apart, but that’s what you want.

Don’t forget to add butter every time you cook the fish.( Butter makes everything in a skillet heavenly.) And no one said anything about not testing your creation. Sneak a bite or two. We just can’t serve it without a taste test. :)

 

 

After you cook the fish, toss spices, and have everything in it that you want; fill the tortillas, roll up and put in a casserole dish and top with cheese and pepper. Cook until desired.

 

“Oh, taste and see that the LORD is good! Blessed is the man who takes refuge in him!” Psalm 34:8


As we say in the south “That’s some good eatin!”


Related posts:

  1. Favorite Quick Meal
  2. Baked Almond Chicken
  3. English Tea Scones
About Bria Crawford

Think of Bria Crawford as a cross between Lizzy Bennet and Little Dorrit. She is the eldest of nine children and maintains her sanity with a regular diet of dark chocolate, coffee and good literature. She lives in the beautiful foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, enjoying the tranquil life of farming. Bria's interests include capturing life with her lens, sewing and creating timeless fashions, raiding the library of all classics, and learning Beethoven. Bria started her education out in a private Christian school and later the Lord called her career mother home and led them to homeschooling. The Lord now has called Bria's heart home until He brings Prince Charming along. She is doing her utmost to bring glory to God and honor to her father and family.

You can find Bria blogging about one of her passions over at Open Book Reviews, and you'll enjoy taking a peek at her photography website too!

Comments

  1. Wemmick Girl Saved by Grace says:

    Bria, that picture of the fish cooking is seriously making me drool. Nice job…I may try these, although I’m trying to get past putting fish in a tortilla. I’m a Norwegian, for crying out loud.