
Prepare the Fish
Pat the thawed haddock dry and arrange it in a lightly buttered baking dish, placing thicker portions around the outside.

The tomato topping grows soft and jammy around the haddock in the oven, with lemon keeping the sauce bright. Spoon the extra pan juices over each flaky portion.
This easy baked supper pairs tender haddock with a chunky tomato and green pepper sauce that softens and concentrates in the oven. The extra pan sauce is especially good spooned over rice, roasted potatoes, or crusty bread.

I put the thicker fillets around the outside of the dish and the thinner ones in the middle. This fish can overcook fast if everybody’s late to supper. I save the sauce from the pan. That’s where most of the flavor ends up.

Pat the thawed haddock dry and arrange it in a lightly buttered baking dish, placing thicker portions around the outside.

Soften the onion and green pepper in butter, then simmer them with the tomatoes, lemon juice, basil, and seasonings.

Spoon the hot tomato sauce over the haddock and bake just until the fish is opaque, flaky, and cooked through.
Garnish with parsley and lemon, then spoon the extra pan sauce over each serving.

The tomato topping grows soft and jammy around the haddock in the oven, with lemon keeping the sauce bright. Spoon the extra pan juices over each flaky portion.
Scaling note: Scaling is withheld until recipe-specific quantities, method safety, and instruction synchronization are verified.
6 servings — Serving size: about 5 ounces haddock with sauce
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