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THE MUSCLE COOK’S PREPARE YOUR WEEK’S MEALS PLANS IN 3 HOURS OR LESS GUIDE 2020

MEAL PLANS 

MOUTH-WATERING GUARANTEED 

 A Generic Meal Plan designed for a 2500kcal daily intake for a man of around 180 – 200lbs. Meal plan 2 contains variations for lunch and dinner.


Meal 1 – BREAKFAST 

Peanut Butter and Jelly Oats with Creamy Scrambled Eggs, Chives and Tender Stem Broccoli 

2 whole eggs + 4 egg whites 

100g Rolled Oats 

1 tsp Peanut Butter Natural Sugar free Jam 

1 tbsp chopped Chives Sea salt Black Pepper 

60g Broccoli

 ◊ Steam broccoli for 5 minutes then add into a pan with your eggs and sea salt until cooked through. Chop chives and add in at the end with pepper. ◊ Cook your oats in water then add in peanut butter + jam


Meal 2 – SNACK 

Avocado and Lemon Tuna rice cakes 

½ an Avocado 2 Brown Rice Cakes

 ½ a lemon, juice 

½ tsp chili powder

½ tin of drained brine tuna 

1 tsp grainy fresh mustard


 ◊ In a bowl mash add ingredients together and spread onto rice cakes.

Meal 3 – LUNCH 

Honey and Paprika Glazed Chicken with Quinoa 

6oz Chicken Breast 

2 tsp extra virgin Olive Oil 

60g Quinoa 

2 tsp Honey 

1 handful spinach 

1 small handful of parsley and coriander 

1 tsp paprika 

1 tsp black pepper 

1 tsp cumin 

½ a fresh green and red chili 

1 pinch sea salt 

4 vine tomatoes 

½ fresh limejuice and zest

 ◊ In a bowl, add paprika, cumin, pepper, salt, olive oil and mix together. Base the chicken and marinade in fridge for 10 minutes. 

◊ Grill the chicken on a high heat on a non-stick pan, turning every 2 minutes until evenly browned. Once browned, add 2 tsp honey and squeeze limejuice into the pan and cook until caramelized.

 ◊ Cook quinoa as stated on packaging and add greens when plating up.


 Meal 4 – SNACK 

Post Workout Shake 

1 Scoop Whey 

40g Oats 

300mls water


Meal 5 – DINNER

 Beef and Broccoli Stir Fry 

5oz Beef Strips (rump or sirloin) Broccoli Florets 

3 Turkey Bacon rashers 

20g Cashews, chopped 

2 tsp extra virgin olive oil 

Paprika 

Red Onion 

Spring Onion 

Sea Salt 

Pepper

 ◊ In a pan, add 1 tsp olive oil, your diced red onion, spring onion and finely chopped broccoli. Allow them to sweat on a medium heat for around 4 minutes before breaking up the turkey bacon and add it into the mixture for 2 minutes. 

◊ Add in your steak + paprika with 1 tsp olive oil and cook until steak is cooked to your liking. 


Meal 4 – BEDTIME SNACK 

25g Whey Protein 

200g of Fat Free Greek Style Yogurt 

½ tbsp. Natural Honey 

◊ Mix together thoroughly.


Meal Plan 1 SHOPPING LIST 

10 Eggs 

20 Egg Whites 

700g Oats 

5 tbsp Chopped Chives 

600g Broccoli 

5 Avocados 

10 Brown Rice Cakes 

3 Tins Tuna 

20oz Chicken Breast 

30g Quinoa 

200g Spinach Meal Plan 

1 SHOPPING LIST 

5 Red Chilis 

5 Green Chilis 

20 Vine Tomatoes 

3 Limes 

25oz Beef Strips 

15 Turkey Bacon Rashers 

100g Cashews 

5 Red Onions 

10 Spring Onions 

1ltr Fat Free Greek Yogurt


Condiments

 (Make sure you have stocked up before shop as you won’t need to buy these every week) 

Yogurt ,Honey ,Whey Protein ,Olive Oil ,Black Pepper ,Sea Salt ,Paprika ,Cumin ,Chili Powder ,Natural Jam ,Natural Peanut Butter ,Grainy Mustard ,Low Sodium Soy Sauce


Meal 1 – BREAKFAST 

Peanut Butter and Jelly Oats with Creamy Scrambled Eggs, Chives and Tender Stem Broccoli 

2 whole eggs + 4 egg whites 

100g Rolled Oats 

1 tsp Peanut Butter Natural 

Sugar free Jam 

1 tbsp chopped Chives 

Sea salt 

Black Pepper 

60g Broccoli 

◊ Steam broccoli for 5 minutes then add into a pan with your eggs and sea salt until cooked through. Chop chives and add in at the end with pepper. 

◊ Cook your oats in water then add in peanut butter + jam. 


Meal 2 – SNACK 

Avocado and Lemon Tuna rice cakes 

½ an Avocado 

2 Brown Rice Cakes 

½ a lemon, juice 

½ tsp chili powder 

½ tin of drained brine tuna 

1 tsp grainy fresh mustard 

◊ In a bowl mash add ingredients together and spread onto rice cakes.


Meal 3 – LUNCH 

Thai Red Curry with Brown Rice 6oz Chicken Breast 

1 tsp Sesame oil 

1 tbsp Red Curry Paste 

300mls Coconut Milk 

60g Brown Rice 

6 sprays 1kcal spray 

2 cloves of Garlic 

1 ½ Diced Onion 

1 tbsp finely chopped ginger 

2 Red chili’s 

2 Red Bell Peppers 

300g Spinach 

2 Handfuls of Chopped Fresh Coriander 

◊ Heat some sesame oil in a pan, add onion, garlic, ginger and stir for 2-3 minutes. Add in thai paste and cook for 1 minutes, add the chicken, cook for 2 minutes. 

◊ Add 300mls coconut milk, bring to boil reduce heat to simmer and cook until sauce thickens. 

◊ Add chopped chilies, bell peppers, spinach, salt and pepper. Take off the heat and add in finely chopped coriander. 



Meal 4 – SNACK 

Post Workout Shake 

1 Scoop Whey 

40g Oats 

300mls water



Meal 5 – DINNER 

Garlic and Chili Sea Bass with Avocado 

8oz Sea Bass Fillets Garlic Red Chili Green Chili 

1 tsp low sodium soy sauce 

2 tsp sesame oil 

½ an avocado 

1 whole tomato, sliced finely 

½ lime, juice 

◊ In aluminiam foil, add your sea bass, chili, garlic soy sauce, sesame oil and lime juice. Place into a steamer and cook for 5-6 minutes depending on size of fish. 

◊ Add chopped tomato and avocado to place, grade lime zest on top, add fish and serve. 


Meal 4 – BEDTIME SNACK 

25g Whey Protein 

200g of Fat Free Greek Style Yogurt 

½ tbsp. Natural Honey 

◊ Mix together thoroughly.


Meal Plan 2 SHOPPING LIST 

10 Eggs ,20 Egg Whites ,700g Oats ,5 tbsp Chopped Chives ,350g Broccoli ,5 Avocados ,10 Brown Rice Cakes ,3 Tins Tuna ,350g Chicken Breast ,300g Brown Rice ,14 Cloves of Garlic ,Red Chilis ,10 Red Bell Peppers ,1.5kg Spinach ,Fresh Parsley ,Fresh Coriander ,40oz Sea Bass or any White Fish ,5 Green Chilis ,5 Tomatoes ,2 Limes ,1ltr Greek Yogurt Fat Free


Condiments

 (Make sure you have stocked up before shop as you won’t need to buy these every week) 

Yogurt ,Honey ,Whey Protein ,Olive Oil ,Black Pepper ,Sea Salt ,Paprika ,Chili Powder ,Natural Jam ,Natural Peanut Butter ,Grainy Mustard ,Low Sodium Soy Sauce


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PEANUT BUTTER BANANA QUINOA BOWL 
Serves 1 - Prep Time: 15 mins - Ready in 10 mins

PEANUT BUTTER BANANA QUINOA BOWL


Ingredients: 

● 1 Cup of uncooked quinoa 
● 1/4 Cup unsweetened soy milk 
● 1/2 Tbsp of cimmamon 
● 1/2 Tbsp of chia seeds 
● 2 Tbsp of organic peanut butter 
● 1/2 cup of unsweetened almond milk 
● 1/2 Cup of raw almond milk 
● 5 Drops of liquid stevia

preparation: 

 1. In a saucepan bring to the boil, soy milk, quinao and cinnamon. 
2. Reduce heat and simmer for 10 minutes. 
3. Remove from heat and stir in chia seeds. 
4. Cover the saucepan with a lid and place aside for 10 minutes. 
5. In the meantime, microwave peanut butter and almond milk for 15 seconds on high. Remove and stir until runny. 
6. Stir in coco powder and stevia. 
7. To serve fluff the quinoa with a fork and place into a bowl. 
8. Top with slice apple.



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Ingredients: 

RICETTE
SOGLIOLA AL FORNO AL PROFUMO DI TIMO di Antonella
Serves 4 people
(from the cooking book LA CUCINA D’ABRUZZO - de warmte van het lande-de stijl van de stad - TERRALANNOO, pag. 170 –  In the same book there is another recipe of mine, pag. 30)

  • 500 gr sole
  • 400 ml of vegetable soup
  • 50 gr flour
  • 4 tablespoon of olive oil
  • 1 tablespoon of fresh thyme leaves
  • salt
Making Sole In The Oven With Thyme

preparation: 

Preheat the oven 180°C. 
Spread the fish filet with the flour and the salt.
In an oven, tray put 2 spoons of oil and lay down the fish filet.
Pour the soup until all the fish filet is covered, spread the thyme on the top, and cook for 15-20 min. When the filet is white and has a compact consistency is ready. 
Spread the rest of the oil, and serve it warm, decorated with fresh leaves of Thyme and rosemary, with grilled vegetables. 
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Preparation Time:  20 minutes
Cooking Time:  10 minutes
Course: appetizers
Cuisine: Mexican

    Ingredients:

    3 ripe avocados
    1 shallot, peel, and chop
    1 clove of garlic, peel, and slice
    500 grams prawns, peeled and cooked (fresh is perfect if you can get good quality)
    1 fresh chili, deseeded and sliced
    200ml creme fraiche
    2 limes, cut and squeeze the juice in a bowl
    100ml good quality extra virgin olive oil
    (if you have fresh, raw prawns, the following:
    400ml of good fish stock and a bouquet garni)


    preparation:

    If you have fresh prawns, peel them, clean and divine the prawns, then put a pan on heat, add the stock and the bouquet garni, once it boils, poach the prawns for 2 - 3 minutes. Take them out, rinse and let them cool down in a colander. Then put the prawns in the fridge and chill them. 

    In a blender, puree the avocados, onion, chili, garlic until it becomes a smooth paste.

    Use a tall glass and set the prawns in the first layer and top with the puree dressing.

    Do this layer by layer until it reaches the top.

    Serve immediately.

    Alternatively, you could also halve the avocados, then scoop out the flesh and keep the skin halves. You then serve the cocktail in the avocado skins. 
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    Preparation Time:  140 minutes
    Cooking Time:  30 minutes
    Course: appetizers
    Cuisine: Indian



    Ingredients:

    Ingredients
    Quantity
    Tiger prawn tails
    4 lbs.
    Marinade 1

    Ginger paste
    100 gm
    Garlic paste
    100 gm
    Lemon juice
    10 ml
    Salt
    10 ml
    Pepper
    A pinch
    Red chili powder
    10 gm
    Garam masala
    10 gm
    Marinade 2

    Drained yogurt
    200 gm
    Salt
    100 gm
    Red chili powder
    10 gm
    Garam masala
    10 gm
    Lemon juice
    5 ml
    Red baking color or Deghi mirch
    A pinch
    Oil
    50 ml
    Ajwain (Carom Seeds)
    10 gm
    Kasuri methi (Fenugreek)
    5 gm

    Yield 8 portions



    Tandoori Jingha - Grilled Tiger Prawns


    preparation:

    1            Wash, peel, and de-vein the prawns.
    2            Prepare the first marinade by mixing all the ingredients. Apply on the prepared prawns. Leave for 20 minutes.
    3            Apply the second marinade and leave for 2 hours.
    4            Char-grill on a skewer, or grill in the oven at 250degrees for 10 minutes. Baste with butter, garnish.
    5            Serve hot.
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    What is the best way to grill shrimp?

    My favorite of all grilled meats is shrimp! I love to marinate my shrimp for about 10 minutes in a mango and chunky pineapple juice marinade for delicious flavor. But let me start from the beginning.
    First, you will want to buy 2 pounds of fresh extra large shrimp. Ideally, I prefer to get it already cleaned, but if you can't then just pull the heads off of them, peel them and devein them. You can devein them by cutting a small slit down the length of the back of the shrimp and pulling out the intestine of the shrimp. It looks like a black string running down the back. (That is why it is worth it to me to pay a little more per pound and have that part already done!) Then you just wash them and throw them in the marinade.
    The marinade you can either buy already made or you can cut some mango and pineapple up into chunks, add some juice of both and let your shrimp set in the fridge overnight to get good and juicy. Save this because you can use the chunks with your shrimp later. You then use the juice to paint your shrimp while they are on the grill.
    OK... now for the good part.


    Grilled Shrimp

    How to fix shrimp on the grill!

    I like to skewer mine with the chunks from the marinade, some onion, sweet peppers (red, orange or yellow), and cherry tomatoes. Delicious! You can do this by layering the shrimp, fruit, pepper, and onion on your skewer. Then just lay them back in the juice until you are ready to pop them on the grill. Use salt and pepper to taste while on the grill and continually brush them with some canola oil mixed with the juice of the marinade.

    How long does it take to grill shrimp?

    Without prep time, approximately 15 minutes. You should see the shrimp turn a pretty shade of pinkish orange. Some folks like theirs done as soon as it changes colors. I like mine a little more done so I leave it on for another 5 minutes or so. Make sure you turn them of course to keep it even.
    Another favorite shrimp recipe is from Spain. I absolutely love grilled shrimp from Spain! They use EXTRA, EXTRA LARGE SHRIMP. I have never seen them so large here in the states but come do come pretty close.
    You first wash them very well with some saltwater and brush the outside shell if it needs it. Then you throw them just as they are on the grill. They are so large in most cases they don't fall through the grate. However, if you need to you can use a fish grate that you can buy at your local store.
    You can also brush them with canola oil and sprinkle with "sea salt" (it is a little more coarse than table salt) and watch them turn a beautiful pinkish orange. You can then serve them up hot with a slice of lemon and some fresh grilled veggies!
    Best ever flavor, really. But one more thing... "When in Spain....do as the Spaniards do"! They pull the heads off after they are cooked and suck the juice out and then go on to the meat in the shell. Yep! Sounds a bit gross, but believe it or not it is good! A bit like you are eating crawfish in Louisiana. Only the shrimp are grilled not boiled.

    Grilled Shrimp and Cheese Ball:


    This recipe is one I learned while working in a very prestigious Washington DC hotel. The guest who enjoyed this so much was a famous politician. He would request this cheese ball every time he visited. Ever since then, I have claimed it as mine.

    Ingredients:

    for Shrimp Cheese Ball
    1 lb medium-size fresh shrimp - unpeeled*
    1 8-oz. pkg. Cream cheese - softened
    1 Tablespoon prepared horseradish
    1 Tablespoon lemon juice
    2 teaspoons grated onion
    1 teaspoon liquid smoke
    2 tablespoon fresh parsley -chopped
    dash of salt, pepper, old bay

    preparation:

    Season your shrimp with salt and pepper and some old bay seasoning and place on hot grill.
    Grill your shrimp for 3 minutes on all sides and remove and let cool down.
    Peel and d-vein the shrimp then chop into bite-size pieces.
    Combine shrimp, cream cheese, horseradish, lemon juice onion and liquid smoke in a bowl;
    stir well.
    Cover and chill 1 hour.
    Shape the chilled shrimp mixture into a single ball then wrap in a non-stick wrap and chill thoroughly.
    Add your parsley; roll the ball into one
    Place on serving plate and serve with assorted crackers.
    I love this recipe so much, I use it whenever I have guest over for a small party. You can make this at least a day in advance and place in your fridge until the party. You can also substitute smoked trout or even smoked chicken. This will sure to be a great party dish for you and your guest.
    Chef Bouhati is a trained Chef and the creator of Herman T's BBQ Sauce Mix. Professionally trained at the Baltimore Culinary College, Chef Brian has owned and operated several restaurants throughout the Country. In 1995 Chef studied abroad in Italy and received his master culinary certificate in Italian find dining cuisine. His latest passion is the art of grilling, smoking, and anything BBQ.


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    Chicago-style pizza, undoubtedly the best-tasting pizza in the country, is considered by many to be special and legendary. It was first made in 1943 at Pizzeria Uno in Chicago. Its franchisee pizza chain established by Ike Sewell in the same year is going strong till date. Its 'simple' form is known for its 3-inches tall buttery crust, which appears elevated due to large amounts of cheese and chunky tomato sauce. These 'deep-dish' pizzas have now become an integral part of Chicago culture.
    The 'stuffed' form of the crust pizza is also very famous. Invented in the late 1970s by two Chicago pizzerias, Giordano's Pizza and Nancy's Pizza, this pizza has a crust taller than that of the deep-dish one. Pan-pizzas and thin-crust pizzas are the other two popular forms of the yummy Chicago-style pizza. While the former is similar to the deep-dish with a thicker crust, the latter is thinner and known for its 'crunching' effect. The thin-crust pizzas do not consist of tomato chunks, but instead, use Italian tomato sauce and mozzarella cheese. They are offered as a "party cut", meaning, cut into individual squares.
    Chicago-Deep Dish - Deep dish pizza Recipe

    Chicago seems to be in the news quite a bit these days. Folks may not realize that Chicago has always been a great food town. I prefer deep-dish pizza. You can pack quite a meal in one pizza pie. With the tight economy, this meal will not break your budget and will allow you to possibly have leftovers.
    Chicago-Style pizza is a deep-dish pizza style developed in Chicago. The term also sometimes refers to "stuffed" pizza, another Chicago style. True Chicago-style pizza features a buttery crust with generous amounts of cheese and chunky tomato sauce. If and when you are in Chicago, be sure to visit these deep-dish establishments:
    Aurelio's
    Connie's
    Edwardo's
    Giordano's
    Gino's East
    Home Run Inn
    Jake's
    Lou Malnati's
    Nancy's
    Pizzeria Uno
    Rosati's

    Chicago Deep Dish

    Ingredients:

    1 package rapid-rise active yeast (1/4 ounce)
    1 cup warm water, between 105 to 115 degrees F
    1 teaspoon granulated sugar
    2 1/2 cups flour
    1/2 cup yellow cornmeal
    1/4 cup olive oil
    1 pound shredded mozzarella cheese
    1 pound cooked Italian sausage, crumbled
    1 (28 ounce) can diced tomatoes, well-drained
    1 teaspoon dried sweet basil
    1 teaspoon dried oregano
    1/2 cup grated Parmesan cheese

    preparation:

    1. In the mixing bowl add the warm water, yeast, and sugar, stir with a whisk. Add 2 cups of the flour, salt, cornmeal, and olive oil. Use the paddle and mix on speed 2 for 2 minutes. Put on the dough hook and add the remaining flour. Knead on speed 2 until the dough clings to the hook, then knead on speed 2 for 5 minutes longer. Place the dough in a greased bowl and cover. Let rise for 1 hour.
    2. With oiled fingers press the dough into a deep-dish pizza pan. Cover the dough with the mozzarella, then top with the sausage. Place the tomatoes over the sausage. Top with the basil, oregano, and Parmesan cheese. Bake in a 500 degrees F oven for 15 minutes.
    3. Reduce the heat to 350 degrees F and bake for 20 minutes, or until the crust is brown.
    Be sure to visit our web site for more pizza recipes and other wonderful food creation ideas and practical cooking tips.

    The Finest Pizzeria - Pizzeria Uno
    The best place to have the most authentic Chicago-style pizza is the original Pizzeria Uno, where this delicious pizza was first invented. However, the place has now been renamed as the "Uno Chicago Grill'. The pizzeria is very popular with pizza-lovers across the globe and is best-known for serving the best Chicago style pizzas in the city. Besides a wide variety of pizzas, it also serves other delicious items, such as pasta, salads, chicken, burgers, sandwiches, steaks, and desserts. Apart from the original location at 29 East Ohio, Chicago, the Uno Chicago Grill franchisee chain has 216 pizzerias in almost 32 states.
    Chicago-style Pizza, undoubtedly, has its own place in the history of pizzas and is truly not worth missing.

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    Noodles with tuna have been one of my favorite foods to eat and prepare since college. I can't remember how many tuna cans I have opened and consumed and if I can pile all the cans together, I'm sure that I can build a fairly huge totem pole. I was in the school's swimming varsity team and did martial arts after class so probably you can imagine how hungry I was when I reached home. Often I find myself rushing to raid the refrigerator and being disappointed for finding nothing that is ready to eat. Because of swimming and martial arts, I always have to watch my weight. I always had to watch the calories and the amount of food that I intake. I did try watching the calories but it was really hard for me to control the huge amount of food that I wanted to eat because I felt that I was always hungry back then.
    Knowing that fish have lower calories compared to beef, pork, and chicken our coach always encourages us to eat more seafood, vegetables, pastas and noodles than eating meat. I am not much fond of eating seafood but ironically I love eating canned sardines and canned tuna.


    Noodles With Tuna Recipe

    I often buy boxes of canned tuna and canned sardines and keep them in stock. I also keep in stock a good amount of pasta, rice, and noodles. Whenever I can't find anything ready to eat in the refrigerator, I combine these stuffs and make myself a healthy meal. I find that sardines go well with rice and tuna goes well with noodles. Compared to sardines, I find tuna and noodles to be more versatile in many ways because I can eat it as-is or can put it in a sandwich or can add it to vegetables and make a good vegetable tuna noodle salad. Tuna noodles also go well with rice, boiled or baked potato, and go well even with bread. Tuna noodles is like my "Army Kitchen Swiss Knife", mix it with anything and it will still taste good.
    Here is one of the tuna and noodles recipe that I loved since college, enjoy!
    Noodles With Tuna Recipe

    Ingredients:

      - Two cans of tuna
      - One Minced onion
      - One minced tomato
      - One tablespoon of oregano
      - 1/2 tablespoon of sweet pepper

      - Salt
      - Pepper
      - Two minced garlic cloves
      - One cup of evaporated milk
      - 500 grams of noodles

      preparation:

      - Pour olive oil ion a frying pan and saute garlic, tomato, sweet pepper until transparent. Add salt, pepper, and oregano.
      - Add the Tuna including it's oil and mix well. Pour milk and the rest of the oregano.
      - Cook the noodles in a pot with plenty of water. Add a pinch of salt and mix everything well before serving.
      - You can also use sardines or scampi sauteed in butter to replace tuna
      Tuna with noodles is delicious and easy to prepare and can be done even if you are in a tight schedule.

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      I remember the first time we heard of fish tacos. My wife and I both thought, yuk, that doesn't sound good at all! So I didn't even think about trying one for quite some time. But then we moved to San Diego, where because of the close proximity to Baja California, they are quite popular. Since we were now living in "America's Finest City" where fish tacos were a staple, we thought we should at least give them a try. To our surprise, we were immediately hooked! Then I discovered there were many variations on these delicacies. The most common tacos were stuffed with a fish fillet or stick, but there were plenty of other varieties, some of which even included shrimp and lobster. Now, who could turn down a taco stuffed with succulent lobster meat?
      As I tried some of the different varieties my gears started turning. Since I've always liked to cook and try new recipes I was sure I could figure out how to make these delights and serve them to the family. Though I don't mind spending some time in the kitchen whipping up a big meal, with nine children it is often important to try and have something quick and easy up your sleeve. So, after sampling various tacos I've come up with a fairly quick and easy version of my own. 
      How To Make Perfect Fish Tacos with sauce

      Components:

        First, you need tortillas. These should be corn if you want to be traditional. I've tried fish tacos in flour tortillas and while they were OK, they just didn't taste quite as good. Secondly, you need some fish. Usually a fish fillet of some sort will suffice. A purist would say you need to get a fresh fillet of fish and either grill, bake or fry it. I generally just get ready-made fish fillets or fish sticks from my local grocery store as it makes the preparation time a lot quicker. Thirdly, there is the sauce. There are many variations but I've come up with a quick and easy sauce that uses mayonnaise and ketchup as a base. Lastly, you need shredded cabbage and some limes. Some use other items to "dress" their taco but cabbage seems to be the most common. You could shred some carrots in with the cabbage if you like.

      So, here are your ingredients...



      Ingredients:

      • 12 Corn Tortillas
      • 12 Fish Fillets/Sticks

      Sauce

      2 Cups Mayonnaise
      1/2 Cup Ketchup
      1/2 Bunch of Cilantro (add more if you like cilantro)
      1 Tablespoon Garlic Powder (Alternatively use garlic granules or freshly chopped garlic)
      1 Medium Lime

      Topping

      1/2 Head Cabbage
      Fresh Lime Slices

      preparation:

      And this is how you will prepare it...

        First, make the sauce. I usually use a food processor to mix the sauce but you could just as easily do it all by hand. Put the cilantro in the food processor and chop. Next put the mayonnaise, ketchup, garlic powder, and the juice of one lime in the food processor and blend. Remove the sauce to a properly sized bowl and place it in the refrigerator. Next, shred the cabbage. You can either clean the food processor first or just shred it in right over the remains of the sauce. Besides, it is going to be mixed with the sauce anyway. Put the shredded cabbage in the refrigerator. Then, cook the fish by either baking, frying, or grilling. Lastly, heat the tortillas. You can either do this traditionally by cooking them in a frying pan with a little oil OR just pop them in the microwave. You could, of course, heat the tortillas and cook the fish at the same time in order to speed up the process.
      We're getting to the good part now...you now get to make the taco and then you get to enjoy. 
      Place the fish, tortillas, sauce, cabbage, and limes on a counter. Usually, because of the size of our family, we just let everyone make their own as there are so many ways to do it...some like to put the sauce on first, others like to put it towards the top. It's really just a matter of preference. 
      I digress, basically, put a tortilla flat on a plate, put the fish on top of it, followed by sauce and then the salad. Some folks like to add pico de gallo or salsa to this as well. The last step in the taco make is to sprinkle some juice from a lime slice on top, this adds a lot to the overall flavor.
      Give these tacos a try and you won't be disappointed. We always find that just one of these Baja California Treats is just not enough!
      Enjoy!
       If you’ve tried this recipe, let us know what you think in the comments below.

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