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Sole is good fish. I like almost all fish plain though and I don't add crap to it.
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Sole fish with bread crumbs...
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I Love Sole fish but ONLY if i am using bread crumbs,so is it o.k for my diet if i use bread crumbs?i am bulking right now and is it good to use bread crumbs when on a cutting diet? thanks
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Better yet....ground up oats in a coffee grinder into oat flour. Bread your fish with that. It will be a high(er) GI'ish additive but it's 100% natural and a good alternative (less of 2 evils) to bread crumbs.
try baked fish with a dollup of salsa....it's really good.
Fish with lemon is always nice as well.
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