Celebrate #TacoTuesday with these simple maple-miso cod tacos!
We love themed dinner days like Taco Tuesday. They’re not only fun but also help make meal planning a bit easier since we already have an idea of what the main meal is that day of the week. But, offering the same version of the meal each week can lead to meal boredom, so we try to offer different variations on the theme. Tacos are a great way to incorporate seafood into a family meal because they’re often already a familiar and comfortable choice for kids. Even if your child (or any adult!) isn’t quite there with accepting the fish into his/her taco, he’ll still be getting exposed to it, which puts him one step closer to trying and enjoying seafood.
The sweet and savory combination of Coombs maple syrup and miso adds bold flavor to this light fish while a creamy and crunchy purple cabbage with lime juice offers crunch and creaminess.
Disclaimer: This recipe was created in partnership with Coombs Family Farms. We love their maple syrup and were more than happy to create tasty recipes using it! As always, all thoughts and opinions are our own. Thank you for supporting the brands that help keep C&J up and running.
Maple-Miso Fish Tacos with Purple Cabbage Slaw
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These tacos are simple and delicious. The sweet and savory combination of Coombs maple syrup and miso adds bold flavor to light fish while a crunchy purple cabbage slaw with creamy lime dressing adds the perfect citrusy crunch.
These tacos are simple and delicious. The sweet and savory combination of Coombs maple syrup and miso adds bold flavor to light fish while a crunchy purple cabbage slaw with creamy lime dressing adds the perfect citrusy crunch.
Preheat oven to 425 degrees F.
In a medium sized bowl, stir together all ingredients for the slaw except the cabbage. Add cabbage and toss to coat. Cover and refrigerate.
Stir together the tablespoon of maple syrup, miso paste, garlic, 2 tablespoons green onion, and olive oil and pour over the cod, ensuring that all of the cod fillet is coated. Allow to marinate for 15 minutes.
Place marinated cod onto a parchment lined baking sheet and brush any residual marinade over the top. Bake at 425 degrees F until fish flakes apart, about 15 minutes.
Break fish into 1-2 inch pieces.
Heat tortillas in a dry skillet until warm and serve each topped with the fish, slaw, and remaining green onions. Serve remaining slaw on the side.
Billy
August 28, 2018 at 6:53 pm (5 years ago)These tacos look delicious! I’ve never tried fish tacos with miso. Thanks for sharing, can’t wait to make them at home!
C&J Nutrition
August 31, 2018 at 3:45 pm (5 years ago)We can’t wait to hear what you think. We love that miso adds saltiness but also a lot of rich flavor along with the salt!!