I let the microwave do most of the work for this easy dinner with fresh snapper. It saves time and energy and means fewer pots to wash. The sauce for the snapper and the roast potatoes and green beans are cooked in the microwave.
The snapper takes only a few minutes to saute and then the sauce is spooned on top. After the potatoes and green beans are microwaved, they are finished in the same skillet used to cook the snapper. This gives them a crispy finish.
There are many types of snappers; any will work for this recipe. Whole grain mustard is part of the honey sauce. It’s made with mustard seeds that are ground just enough to form a paste but doesn’t break down all of the seeds. It gives a thick coarse texture to this sauce.
Helpful Hints:
- You can use any type of white, flaky fish fillet such as sole or tilapia.
- You can use any type of small or baby potato. They should be about 3 to 4 inches.
- You can find roasted red peppers in jars in the condiment section of the store.
Honey Lemon Snapper
Yield 2 servings. Recipe by Linda Gassenheimer