Tuesday, September 15, 2015

Blackened Fish Nachos with Watermelon Salsa



A healthy treat that satisfy all your taste buds.  This delicious dish is a spin on the classic nachos, only made a little bit healthier.  This dish is spicy, sweet, salty, and juicy.  I never thought watermelon using watermelon as a salsa would be such a good idea.  The watermelon cools your tongue after taking a bite of the spicy fish.  It is also a great source of vitamin A which is essential for our eyes and skin.   This dish is definitely now one of my favorites.

Ingredients
4 fish fillets (a white fish such as tilapia or flounder)
Canola oil
Blackened Seasoning
2 cups of cubed watermelon
2 tbsp of lime juice
1/4 cup of chopped cilantro
2 cups shredded cabbage
Baked tortilla chips 
shredded mozzarella cheese

Begin by seasoning the fish with the blackening seasoning.  


Heat skillet and cook fish on both sides for about 3-4 minutes.





For the salsa, mix together the watermelon, lime juice, and cilantro.



To assemble the nachos begin by putting a handful of chips on a plate.  Place a hand full of shredded cabbage, a fish fillet, the watermelon salsa, and sprinkle of cheese.




Enjoy!!



Recipe modified from The dairy Good Cookbook.

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