Restaurant Style Poor Man’s Lobster

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Restaurant Style Poor Man’s Lobster

Restaurant Style Poor Man’s Lobster
Restaurant Style Poor Mans Lobster

"Impress your friends with this Restaurant Style Poor Man’s Lobster recipe! Make this baked fish for your next restaurant meal at home that’s so simple you’ll look like a pro! The fish used in poor man’s recipes are “whitefish.” They have a very similar taste to lobster, although not quite the same. Lobster is usually sweeter, but when you’re on a budget, this comes very close. There are many types of whitefish. The ones recommended most for this recipe are cod and haddock while halibut works too. Pick whatever whitefish suits your tastes. "

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No matter what recipe you choose to try next, we’re confident that you’ll love exploring new flavors and techniques in the kitchen. Happy cooking!

Serves4 servings

Preparation Time5 min

Cooking Time20 min

Cooking MethodOven

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