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Honey dijon panko crusted basa – a healthy 30 minute meal that is ideal for a busy weeknight.
Try my Creamy White Wine Halibut or Creamy Lemon Parmesan Cod next.
I like breading things. It’s an extra step that doesn’t take too much longer, and it adds next-level flavor. The honey-mustard-panko combination isn’t too sweet and has a little bit of crunch. The mayo provides a bit of extra moisture so your fish doesn’t dry out.
Don’t feel like you MUST use basa for this recipe. Any white fish would do.
The Greek yogurt sauce is totally optional. I think it goes well with this fish dish, but it’s entirely up to you whether you want to make it or not. I’m a sucker for dipping sauces, basically.
I like to dip anything and everything. Give me anything that resembles tzatziki and I’m a happy camper.
More honey mustard recipes you may like:
- Creamy Honey Mustard Chicken
- Crockpot Honey Mustard Pork Chops
- Grilled Honey Mustard Chicken Skewers
- Crispy Honey Dijon Chicken
- Creamy Dijon Rosemary Chicken
I hope you’ll love this honey Dijon basa recipe!
Honey Dijon Panko Crusted Basa
Ingredients
- 1 large or 2 smaller pieces basa
- 1 tablespoon mayo
- 1 tablespoon dijon mustard
- 1 tablespoon liquid honey
- 1/2 teaspoon garlic powder
- Salt & pepper to taste
- Parsley chopped (optional)
- Panko crumbs
Garlic yogurt (optional):
- 1/2 cup Greek yogurt
- 1 clove garlic
- Juice from 1/4 lemon
- Olive oil
- Parsley chopped
Instructions
- Pre-heat oven to 375F. Move rack to top of oven. Line a baking sheet with foil for easy clean-up.
- Combine mayo, mustard, honey, and garlic powder in a small bowl.
- Spread panko crumbs on a plate.
- Season basa with salt and pepper. Dip it in the mayo/mustard/honey mixture so it's evenly coated, and then place it in the panko crumbs. Ensure that the fish is evenly coated with panko.
- Place fish on baking sheet and then cook for 15-20 minutes (depending on thickness of fish) or until the fish is cooked through and the panko crust starts to brown.
- While fish is cooking, prepare the garlic yogurt, if desired, by combining the garlic, yogurt, and lemon juice then topping with a drizzle of olive oil and a sprinkling of chopped parsley.
- Serve fish with wedges of lemon and fresh parsley sprinkled on top. Add extra salt & pepper if needed.
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What other fish might be good to substitute here? I had to google this type of fish and it doesn’t get high marks due to high amount of “unsafe drugs”.
Any other white fish should be fine. Try sea bass perhaps?
I can’t wait to try it! Thanks much!!
Enjoy!
So I l have made the receipe. Oven fried potatoes to make fish and chips healthier. The yogurt mixture with garlic, I am trying about a teaspoon or so of Dijon and a bit of honey. So good! Enjoy! and thanks for the delishhhh receipe😍
Yay! Glad you enjoyed it. Those potatoes sound delicous!!
That was very yummy. I love simple and delicious. I added an egg with the Dijon, honey and mayo mix.
Thank you
So glad you liked it, Sylvain!
Making this right now!!! Just put it in the oven! Can’t wait! This recipe is right up my alley. Thanks doll ????
Hope you enjoy it!! ????????
Uhmmm…HI!! How have I not seen your blog until now? Your recipes look absolutely delicious and your photography is ON POINT! Look forward to more mouthwatering posts!
Thanks Joleen! Your comment made my night 🙂
Yummy yummy! I love easy crusted seafood recipes, and I *love* mayo with my seafood (that’s probably a Russian thing). I have never heard of basa – looks like it’s a type of catfish, so I will definitely try it with catfish if I can’t find basa.
Catfish would work well as would tilapia or snapper. I love mayo with anything hehehe.
Yum! I love fish cooked simply like this…is it strange that I’ve never heard of Basa? I’ll have to ask about it…in the mean time, I bet this would be great on cod or halibut!
Thanks Marissa! I’m not sure how common basa is. Maybe it’s more frequently seen here in Canada? I am sure it would work on cod and halibut.
I love that this is breaded and BAKED. It gives you that crunchy satisfying coating without the mess of frying. And that yogurt sauce looks sooo good!
Thank you! Agreed, it’s much less mess than frying!