Camping For Foodies Dinner Camping Recipes: This one pot cast iron fish recipe can be made with any type of fish and will be on your table in just 45 minutes!
Olive oil to generously coat bottom of large cast iron skilletabout 3 Tablespoons
1large onionchopped
4garlic gloveschopped
1/2teaspoondried turmeric*
1/2teaspoondried oregano*
1/2teaspoondried basil*
1/4teaspooncayenne pepper*
1large tomatochopped
1red bell pepperdiced
Salt and pepper to season
2cupsinstant brown rice
2cupswater
1 1/2 - 2poundsfirm fish filletslike cod, skin side removed, cut into 2-inch cubes
1small bunch fresh parsleychopped
Instructions
Ingredients marked with * can be measured and mixed at home.
Set up your cooking environment. You can cook this One Pot Cast Iron Fish Camping Recipe over a campfire using a grill grate to hold your cast iron skillet or using a propane camp stove or RV stove as the heat source.
Generously coat bottom of large cast iron skillet with oil.
Heat oil over medium-high heat.
Add onion, garlic, turmeric, oregano, basil and cayenne pepper to skillet stirring occasionally and cooking till onion is softened.
Now add tomato, bell pepper, salt and pepper (to season), stirring and cooking until vegetables are tender.
It is now time to add the rice and water to the skillet. Bring the entire pot to boil, then reduce heat to medium and cook until rice is almost done (about 5 minutes).
Pat fish dry with a paper towel, season with salt and pepper, then, add it to the rice, stirring it in to coat the fish for cooking (you won't have to flip it).
Reduce the heat, cover and simmer until rice is tender and fish is cook through (about 20 minutes). See (see ** Note) and Camp Cooking Tip below.
Garnish with parsley. Season with additional salt and pepper, if necessary and serve.
Notes
**NOTE: This is a "fish" recipe so you have the choice of the type of fish you are adding to this dish. If you pick a light and flaky fish (like Haddock or Black Sea Bass) your cooking time will be closer to 5 minutes. But, if you use a firmer fish like Cod, Tilapia or Catfish), the cooking time will be closer to 20 minutes. Just watch for the fish to become opaque and you'll know it is done cooking.Camp Cooking Tip: If your skillet does not have a lid you can use aluminum foil or a cookie sheet to cover your pot ... just make sure it fits snugly so you are trapping the heat and steam inside the skillet.Here are a few more useful links:Dutch Oven Temperature Charthttps://www.campingforfoodies.com/dutch-oven-temperature-chart/Camping For Foodies Recipes Listhttps://www.campingforfoodies.com/camping-recipes-list/