This is a newly created dish based on some random ingredients I had in the house that I wanted to use up...but it came out pretty delicious so I thought I'd share! Really easy and straightforward as long as you start it first thing in the morning. This is the approach I took, but in the spirit of DIY feel free to experiment based on whatever ingredients you have on hand!
It’s funny, we used to make stir fry all the time when we were younger and had less money but they seem to have fallen out of our regular cooking rotation these days, which is crazy because they’re simple, healthy and delicious. So tonight’s dish has inspired me to bring them back into the rotation a bit more often!
Since this is a DIY night, no precise recipe, but my approach is below in case your curious:
Since this is a DIY night, no precise recipe, but my approach is below in case your curious:
The original plan was to make a different fish recipe tonight since we had tortilla soup earlier in the week, but what can I say...sometimes we get in a Mexican mood and we just can’t get out of it! We always joke that in our past life we must have been Mexican. Anyway here is my general approach for fish tacos...pretty simple DIY night.

This is a DIY night so feel free to wing it and do whatever you would like with fish (we like Tilapia, Halibut and Red Snapper), grain and a veggie.
I have this delicious Wasabi-Sake Mustard from We Olive that I am going to use as a bit of a marinade with some salt and pepper and then just pan fry it and serve it along with whole wheat cous cous and broccoli steamed with a bit of ginger and sesame oil.
Nice and easy...enjoy!
This is a DIY day recipe! So feel free to be creative and create your own recipe, go on-line and find a new recipe or make something else entirely. That’s the beauty & flexibility of DIY Days in the Menu.
In case your curious here is my general approach for this dinner when I make it:

