3 Reviews of Classic Moroccan Charmoula for Fish

From: woodland hues

On Jan 30, 2006

Spectacular, a meal that stood out from all the rest! This is a keeper way to prepare white fish fillets (I used basa) and the only thing I changed was to leave out cilantro since I didn't have any. We didn't miss it. I used this interesting bergamot olive oil I had but will try regular x-tra virgin next time since I'm out of the other and have never seen it again. I baked the fish after marinading for an hour. The amount of marinade was quite generous for one pound of fillets and there was no need to serve any with the fish after baking. We accompanied this dish with apricot and date couscous, and had bananas ghana #134996 for dessert. It was a perfect meal, as good as it gets.

From: MacVegan

On Jul 24, 2007

This is also an excellent vegan dish with sliced tofu.

From: Chef #835774

On May 8, 2008

Kudos to Angie - I used this Charmoula with halibut for Passover and it was a huge hit!!