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Louisiana Catfish with Okra & Corn

September/October 2009

Your rating: None Average: 4.6 (19 votes)

Purchased Cajun or Creole seasoning flavors both the catfish and vegetables in this 30-minute dinner. This dish is best with fresh vegetables, but we were pleasantly surprised at how well it turned out with frozen okra and corn. Serve with cheese grits and a green salad.



READER'S COMMENT:
"This sounds real simple and will be my next Fish dish to cook! "
Louisiana Catfish with Okra & Corn Recipe

9 Reviews for Louisiana Catfish with Okra & Corn

03/10/2013
Anonymous
Tasty and Quick Dinner

I made this tonight for me and my boyfriend. I used a cajun spice mix that I made about two months ago and have been tossing in dishes whenever it calls for anything remotely cajun. I thought I had frozen corn in the freezer, but I ended up having to use frozen broccoli instead. It was delicious, and my boyfriend liked it a lot, too. I will definitely make this again.

delicious, fast, easy
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08/27/2012
Anonymous
A family favorite

Am making this for dinner again tonight - at the request of my kids! Easy and so good!

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04/05/2011
Yumsy!

This was easy and delish! I used Emeril's creole seasoning recipe from the Food Network site, and it was so flavourful. I had also never had okra before, and I will definitely have it again. The vegetables with the roasted onion and seasoning tasted like pizza topping. Wowzers!

Oh, and I served it with "Savory millet cakes" (http://www.eatingwell.com/recipes/savory_millet_cakes.html?section=comme...), which were also fabulous.

The whole meal was perfectly satisfying.

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10/31/2010
Anonymous

This sounds real simple and will be my next Fish dish to cook!

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09/30/2010
Anonymous

Wow!! What an amazingly great blend of flavors.....and so danged easy!! This one gets a 10 in my book. We'll definitely be making this again!

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