Coconut Cod w/ Mango Salsa
Cod is a reliable white flaky fish, but despite this reliability it can sometimes be a little boring. So I wanted to find some flavors that were different than the standard fish and chips, or other common cod recipes, as cod is usually available and relatively inexpensive compared to other fish. As I strolled the aisles of the supermarket I came across a finely shredded coconut. Very similar looking to that of panko bread crumbs, I thought that this may have a chance to spice up the cod that I had while keeping things simple. The resulting cod recipe is just that, some classic seafood fish flavors, (celery seed, parsley) combined with the shredded coconut to create Coconut Cod. And to enhance the tropical flavors of the coconut I put together a simple Mango Salsa that is garnished with dill to have that same combination of tropical and classic seafood flavors. The recipe is quick and easy, and I was amazed at how flavorful it was perhaps making it my favorite cod dish I have ever had. Add this citrus kale quinoa dish for a super nutrient packed side.
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Coconut Cod w/ Mango Salsa
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Combination of classic seafood fish flavors with tropical enhancements will make this simple and easy cod fish recipe one of your favorites in after the first bite. The cod is coated in finely shredded coconut and cooked in coconut oil. The finish it off a simple mango salsa adds an extra layer of tropical flavors for an awesome Coconut Cod w/ Mango Salsa dish.
Instructions
Coconut Cod
Mix coconut, parsley, paprika, celery seed, salt, and black pepper on a plate
Take the cod fillets, pat them dry with a paper towel, and then coat both sides with the coconut breading
Heat a pan over medium high heat for 2 minutes
Add coconut oil to the pan
Once the oil is hot add the cod to the pan and cook for 3-4 minutes on each side
Mango Salsa
Add all of the ingredients for the mango salsa in a bowl, except for the dill
Mix the ingredients so that they are all evenly mixed together
Place the mango salsa on top of the cod, and garnish with the dill