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Greek baked fish with tomatoes & potatoes

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A simple oven dish with minimal hands-on time.

35 min estimate* 7 ingredients 1 reference portion

Adapted from Family Nutrition OS. Not independently kitchen-tested. Source & limitations

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  1. 01

    Arrange the chopped tomato, bell pepper and onion with the thinly sliced potatoes in a baking dish.

  2. 02

    Place fish on top with lemon and olive oil.

  3. 03

    Bake around 30 minutes at 190°C, until the potatoes are tender and the fish flakes easily and reaches 63 °C (145 °F) at its thickest point.

A little kitchen note

A simple oven dish with minimal hands-on time.

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Food safety: Fish: cook to 63°C / 145°F, or until opaque and separating easily with a fork. FoodSafety.gov temperature guidance.

*Time: 35 minutes is the original recipe estimate, not a tested total. Soaking, pre-cooking, equipment and batch size can add time.

Source: Ingredient amounts adapted from Family Nutrition OS, inspected October 8, 2026. The English method is an editorial adaptation. We do not publish unverified calories or ratings.

Allergies: read every product label and check preparation surfaces. A recipe filter is not a safety certification.

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Greek baked fish with tomatoes & potatoes

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  • Fish: 180 g per reference portion
  • Tomato: 120 g per reference portion
  • Bell pepper: 60 g per reference portion
  • Onion: 40 g per reference portion
  • Potato: 200 g per reference portion
  • Olive oil: 12 ml per reference portion
  • Lemon: 0.25 pieces per reference portion
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