Tilapia’s popularity is due to its
versatility and high nutrition content–high in protein and low in fat and
sodium. Due to its popularity, genetically pure bloodlines are virtually
non-existent with most wild varieties being hybrids of several species. Wild
tilapia rarely accumulate toxins, particularly mercury, from their food in
their bodies. Organically raised tilapia, though more expensive due to more
meticulous farming methods are also in demand especially with those very
particular with how their food are produced. So for the healthy recipes, I prefer organically
raised tilapia.
Nutrition-wise, it is a great
choice vitamins and minerals such as phosphorus, niacin, selenium, vitamin B12
and potassium with little or no risk of toxic mercury which is significant in
larger salt water fish. It can be consumed safely in significant quantities as
part of a healthy, balanced diet–and it tastes good, versatile enough to be
prepared in a multitude of fish
recipes.
Makes 2 servings. Each serving
has:
225 calories
10g fat
0g carbs
35g protein
Recipe by Michael Kory
Appealing Tilapia Recipe with fried beans, perfect with a bowl of rice :)
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