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Simply tilt and baste, then leave the skillet flat on the burner, then tilt and baste again, for an “on-off” method that requires just one flip of the fillets. By tracking the fish’s temperature, there’s no guesswork when it’s done. The results will make you feel like a rock-star chef. [Icon] Member Comment “Wow, this is our new go-to fish recipe! My son who isn’t even a butter lover devoured it. I have made this using cod, tilapia, haddock and salmon now. Love it.” – Michelle T., All-Access Member [Icon] Step by Step Illustrations [Illustrations of basting the fish]( [1. Baste: Tilt skillet toward you and repeatedly spoon butter over fish for 15 seconds.]( [2. Rest: Place skillet flat on burner and cook fish for 30 seconds.]( [3. Baste: Repeat steps 1 and 2 until fish registers 140 degrees.]( [If chefs can do it, you can too. Get Free Access > Cook more. Save more. 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