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Halibut - Mediterranean Style

Mediterranean Baked Halibut with Whole-Wheat Crumb & Lemon

Your original calls for halibut, olive oil, lemon, and toasted whole-wheat crumbs—classic and fast. Here it’s tightened up with exact amounts and a few optional add-ins (tomatoes, capers, olives) to lean even more Mediterranean. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Yield: 4 servings Oven: 450°F Time: ~22 min

Video: Baked Halibut, Mediterranean Style

@drterrysimpson • Mediterranean baked halibut

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Ingredients

 

Method

  1. Heat: 450°F. Line a sheet pan with parchment.
  2. Season the crumbs: In a bowl, toss crumbs with 1 Tbsp olive oil, lemon zest, and a pinch of salt/pepper.
  3. Season the fish: Pat halibut dry. Brush with the remaining 1 Tbsp olive oil, sprinkle salt/pepper, and a little lemon juice.
  4. Assemble: Place fish on the pan. Scatter tomatoes/capers/olives (if using). Top fish with the seasoned crumbs.
  5. Bake: 10–12 minutes (thicker pieces may need 13–14) until just flaky. Finish with more lemon and parsley.

Mediterranean Diet Points

Nutrition (estimates)

Assumes 4 servings using 1 lb halibut, 2 Tbsp olive oil total, crumbs from 2 slices whole-wheat bread; optional veg not included. Brand specifics vary.

Per serving (¼ recipe)CaloriesProteinCarbsFatFiberSodium*
Mediterranean baked halibut ~260 kcal ~34 g ~8 g ~9–10 g ~1–2 g varies (salt/olives/capers)

*Halibut is naturally low in sodium; most comes from added salt and briny add-ins (capers/olives). Use no-salt-added toppings if needed.

Make Your Own Crumbs (Quick)

  1. Tear 2 slices whole-wheat bread; mist with olive oil.
  2. Season with Italian herbs (Herbes de Provence is great) and bake at 400°F about 10 minutes—don’t burn.
  3. Cool and crush; use on the fish.  
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