Trout in Foil in the Oven

To prepare a delicious baked fish recipe, start by cleaning the fish. They must be well washed to remove scales and impurities. Use a sharp knife to remove the scales, being careful not to hurt the flesh. After cleaning them, cut off the fins and open them inside to clean them properly. Once you are done, wash them thoroughly with cold water to ensure they are ready for cooking. While the fish is draining, prepare the marinade. Take a few cloves of garlic and pass them through a press to obtain a fine puree. Mix the garlic with diced fresh tomatoes, finely chopped fresh parsley, ground pepper, and salt. These ingredients will give a special flavor to the dish, so use them to taste, considering your preferences and those of your loved ones. Once the marinade is ready, cut suitable pieces of aluminum foil. Make sure each piece is large enough to completely wrap the fish without allowing the juices to leak. Grease each sheet of aluminum foil with a splash of oil, then sprinkle a bit of vegetable seasoning for extra flavor. Place the fish on the prepared foil and fill its cavity with the garlic, tomato, and parsley mixture. Add slices of leek and julienned bell pepper to enhance the taste. Season the fish on top with vegetable seasoning and drizzle it with lemon juice, which will bring a note of freshness. Once you have finished preparing the fish, wrap them well in aluminum foil so that the juices do not leak during baking. Carefully place them in a baking tray and put them in the preheated oven at a moderate heat. After about 20 minutes, uncover the fish, forming small bowls from the aluminum foil. It will continue to bake, and the juice will start to evaporate. Leave them in the oven until the fish turns golden and crispy, and the aroma will fill the entire kitchen, making you eagerly await to savor this delicious dish. Finally, serve the fish warm, alongside your favorite side dish, and enjoy a truly special meal.
Ingredients
- 4 fresh trout 200 g tomatoes (I had frozen) 2 bell peppers (I had frozen) a piece of leek (a quarter of a leek) 2 suitable heads of garlic a lemon a few sprigs of parsley (I had frozen) oil (for greas
- pepper
- and seasoning to taste aluminum foil
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