The mustard gives the catfish a tiny zing, so you don't get that fishy taste too much, which can get a bit overwhelming sometimes when cooking any type of fish. The panko-parmesan crust on top was crisp and gave the fish a nice crunch while the meat was still tender with it's natural juices. Baked the fish in 350 degree over for 15 minutes. While that was going, I sauteed the onions and tomatoes seasoned with salt and pepper. The juices from the tomato made the mix into a slight sauce.
Put the onions and tomato as a bed for the catfish and the juices of the two mix.
Eat it over rice, veggies or in a sandwich. It's very tasty.
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Between this and the biscuits, I'd swear you're a Southern girl! 8-)
I'm no southern girl, but I do love food from the region.
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