Baked lemon fish in a spicy tomato sauce topped with crabmeat. I learned how to cook this from my late aunt Teresa. I also added a little something to it. If you use the best white fish (cobia) this will take your breath away, ENJOY! PS. Any firm white fish will work for this dish.
Trim all the red off the fish, use white meat only, wash and set aside.
In a large dutch oven, heat olive oil, add flour and brown lightly. Dice garlic, cut into medium pieces the onion and bell peppers then sauté for 1-minute.
Add all the can tomato, tomato sauce and Rotel; simmer for 5-minutes. Add the bay leaf, basil, sage, lemon pepper, parsley, cayenne, salt and black pepper and only the green of the green onions; mix well. Remove from heat and set aside.
In large baking pan, spray with pam and put in fish; top with the sauce and then spread on top the crabmeat lightly pushing down 1/2 below the sauce. Cut the lemon into 4-5 slices and place on top of dish.
Bake covered for approximately 2 hours at 325 degrees.
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