Talapia Fillets

Summer is here so we are bound to have a special event for which a little extra clean eating is in order.  Usually that means trimming a few carbs and monitoring your grazing. When those small tactics don’t work, calling in the big guns and getting on a sensible and stricter “Jump Start” plan that actually cuts out gluten, dairy, protein bars and powders, salt, and ideally, will get you back on track.  Before you freak out, just know that the Jump Start plan only lasts for 10 days, and is designed to break you through a plateau.  It’s a great place for new dieters to start their plans.  It’s a good foundation that yields amazing results, gets you feeling clean and healthy, reduces bloating and reminds you to weigh and measure your portions – something to fall back on any time you’ve lost your way.

This easy talapia recipe is delicious, can be made in bulk, and is roughly 150 calories for a 4 ounce fillet with your heart healthy topping of guacamole.  Fill your plate with veggies, and you’re looking at a clean meal you can duplicate all week long, making your Jump Start phase successful and easy to implement.

Ingredients

4-4 ounce Frozen or fresh Talapia fillets (Costco sells them frozen in individually sealed packs)

Mrs. Dash Chipotle Seasoning

Garlic Powder

Small dollop of avocado, guacamole or black bean guacamole

 

Instructions

Preheat over to 400.  Spray your fish with cooking spray or lightly with olive oil spritz. Sprinkle with your seasonings on both sides.  Spray our baking sheet with Pam and lay fish down.  Bake for 30-32 minutes.  Top with avocado. Serve with 4 ounces of grilled or roasted asparagus.

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