1. In the bottom of a Crockpot, place frozen white fish fillets (any kind will do; I've used whiting), and top with S&P, lemon pepper, and slices of fresh lemon.
2. Cook about 2 hours on low, depending on the slow cooker. Fish is delicate, and even when frozen, cooks quickly. It is delicious with the lemony infusion.
3. Serve with rice and a steamed vegetable.
Welcome to Alimentation Station, where the practical and gourmet meet at a harmonious crossroads! Pronounce it like the French: ah-lee-moh-tah-see-OHn , stah-see-OHn!
We are friends who enjoy discovering the fun of food as we feed our families on a budget, while still experimenting with new ingredient combinations. We enjoy discussing the foods that inspire us every day, and the basic elements that created them.
We rarely follow exact measurements when cooking. We like to mess with recipes. A pinch of this, a handful of that! Basically, don't take our ingredient measurements too seriously. We believe that people who truly enjoy being in the kitchen tend to follow their nose, anyway. Bienvenus, and bon appetit!
Virginia Meadowlark: Enjoys the art of fine cuisine. Food philosophy: Cooking is a love affair-- Have fun! Change it up! Experiment!
Sweetie: Has a very decadent palette, and loves rich and flavorful foods. Quirk: picky about the way tomatoes are served.
Corky McCleary: Wife to Mr. Sillypants, enjoys the Food Network, and maintains a 2-month meal calendar at all times.
Mr. Sillypants: Husband to Corky. Will try almost anything, and loves almost any food, except for sweet potatoes.