I haven’t published in a while but here is quick summary of what has happened during the last 15 days: Cristy my younger sister spent her spring break with us, the weather was beautiful and we had a great time in the Baltimore/DC area. Few days later Caro my sister travelled to Annapolis and she accompanied me to the hospital for chemo no. 6. I love spending time with my sisters!!
I am half way on my treatment !!!!!. I have noticed that I am more tired though; yet I feel good in general and I am still running. Tomorrow I have chemo no. 7 (only 5 left). Thank you for your prayers and positive energy 🙂
Last Thursday I made the recipe below. It is an ideal option for any flakey white fish such as Rockfish, tilapia, red snapper, etc.
Mustard-Roasted Fish
Time: 30 minutes | 4 Servings
Level: Easy
- Four fish fillets (i.e rockfish, alaskan red snapper, tilapia)
- Kosher salt, plus 1 teaspoon for the sauce
- Freshly ground black pepper, plus 1/2 teaspoon for the sauce
- 2 to 3 medium shallots
- 1 to 2 teaspoons capers
- 8 oz ounces creme fraiche (Whole Foods sells it)
- 1 tablespoon water
- 1 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon whole-grain mustard
Preheat the oven to 425 F degrees. Have a baking dish ready to align the fillets.
Season the fillets lightly on both sides with salt and pepper. Place the fillets on the baking dish. Note: If you are using a skin-on fish like rockfish place the skin down.
Mince the shallots (to yield 2 tablespoons) and drain the capers; place both in a medium bowl. Add the creme fraiche, the water, both of the mustards, 1 teaspoon of the salt and 1/2 teaspoon pepper, stirring to combine.
Spoon the sauce over the fillets, making sure the fish is completely covered. Bake for 20 minutes or until the fish is cooked through (if you live in Mexico City or any city with high altitude you will need to add more minutes in the oven)
Serve hot or at room temperature, with sauce from the dish spooned over the top
Cooking tip: If you cannot find the creime fraiche, use sour cream instead.
-Bea Grateful- 
Hola Betty! que rica receta se me hizo agua la boca! la haré próximamente a ver que tal 🙂 Me da mucho gusto que estes acompañada por la familia. Te mandamos los mejores deseos y fortaleza en estas quimios, ya faltan menos!!!! Te queremos mucho, eres admirable! Dafne y Jorge
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Nane!!!!!! mil gracias por el mensajito y los buenos deseos. Espero que vayamos pronto a Mexico para festejar cosas buenas. Les mando un abrazo.
Con mucho carino, Betty
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Thinking about you, sending all the positive energy I have
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Thank you Nancy!!!
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Betty que Felicidad el saber que Cristy y Caro han estado contigo, me alegra mucho y seguimos pidiendo que todo continue bien. te mandamos todo nuestro cariño,
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Gracias tios!, les mando un abrazo, saludos a toda la familia 🙂
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Bety gracias por la prueba de vida que nos estas dando y me da mucho gusto saber que te sientes bien y que cada vez estas mas proxima a la meta. VAMOS BETY!! Estamos contigo
Te mando un abrazo muy fuerte y espero que ya esten con los preparativos para tu festejo de tu cumple! 🙂
Besos
Ale Vega
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Hola Ale! que linda por tus porras. Si ya solo me faltan 5 quimios yei :).
Te mando un abrazo.
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Querida Betty,
Hace mucho que no entraba a Facebook, me da gusto saber que ya vas a la mitad del tratamiento y te sientes bien.
Te mando un abrazo con mucho cariño.
Gracias por la receta.
María
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Hola Maria! gracias a ti por leer el blog :), te mando un abrazo fuerte.
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Betty, me alegra saber que has pasado buenos tiempos en familia. Ánimo con el tratamiento y espero pronto te restablezcas por completo.
Un abrazo
Lisa
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Gracias Lisa por tu mensajito 🙂
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