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Susan Alvarez's avatar

I made this, this evening - added some yellow squash for color and a mix of herbs. Mixed Trader Joe’s hot honey with Dijon, for the sauce - Quite the fresh and satisfying spring dinner!!

Ann Wayne's avatar

I made this with salmon. It was delicious!!! 🤤

Melissa Scala's avatar

That is exactly what I am thinking this week as I have some salmon in the freezer to cook up. mmmmmmmm

Marissa Huffman's avatar

This was fantastic. If anyone is looking for a wine pairing, this is great with a vinho verde!

Erin's avatar

I made this! Swapped peas & corn for zucchini & green beans (chopped) and cooked everything together at the end. It was delicious. I made it with fresh cod which turned out great as a swap.

Meredith's avatar

My 21 month old shoveled this down so GREAT success!!! Excited to try the leftovers as fried rice!

Molly from What To Cook's avatar

What a win!! How did the leftovers turn out?!

Meredith's avatar

Great! Added garlic, sauces, and 2 eggs to the veges and rice and we loved it again!

Rachel Kupperbusch's avatar

Yummy! Added orzo to the veggie base to make my family happier eating it.

Jenny's avatar

I made this tonight with salmon and the flavors were divine!! I felt so satisfied after, too. Adding to our rotation!

Meghan Moniri's avatar

Making this as we speak, with salmon!! I can’t wait 🩷

Kristin Wauson's avatar

I always soak the vacuum sealed packages in water. I think the freezing process causes it to release extra water as it thaws (that’s why freezing tofu is such a good hack to remove excess moisture) so you might have to use extra paper towels to dry it well after thawing.

Joanna's avatar

Similar question - can I use frozen halibut? Any tips to make it crispy?

Molly from What To Cook's avatar

Definitely! Thaw it overnight in the fridge and pat it dry before cooking to help make it crispy

Sky B's avatar

What to cook when you don't feel like cooking but want a gourmet meal!!! So delicious, easy, and fresh. I got halibut from the fish market which was a splurge but all the other ingredients are so cheap and convenient it felt worth it. Do want to try with frozen and thawed fish next time. This is such an impressive meal, I'm so glad I made it!!!

Erin Fuchs's avatar

I made this with branzino filets from Trader Joe’s, yum! The fish was crispy and lovely to eat. We tossed in some of the veggies with farro we had from another dinner, and it felt like a great, hearty bowl.

Sarah's avatar

This was delicious. Made it last night with salmon, and I didn’t have basil so I chopped up leftover parsley, dill, and mint from Gabby Dalkin’s Greek lamb meatballs (strong recommend also!) last week. Love how adaptable this is. My kids got salmon, peas and corn in their separate plate compartments, and my husband and I ate it all together with the herbs and the honey Dijon.

Kyra's avatar

I’m so picky with fish- but I’m willing to try! Would walleye work? Or is that not the right kind?

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Vanessa Coates's avatar

Where can you find frozen English Peas? Or are regular peas okay?

Lubna Patel's avatar

This was such a win! My 5 year old who usually complains about white fish (why?), devoured it.

The sauce was a bit intensely mustardy so I might need to adjust it next time