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Sides to Cook With Tilapia

Published Jul,08 2011 | By Sam Ashe-Edmunds

Tilapia is a light, flaky, inexpensive fish found in restaurants and grocery stores. Unfortunately, tilapia is not the healthy alternative to a hamburger many believe. In fact, it may be worse for you, based on the amount and types of fats it contains.

Sam Ashe-Edmunds has been writing and lecturing for decades. He has worked in the corporate and nonprofit arenas as a C-Suite executive, serving on several nonprofit boards. He is an internationally traveled sport science writer and lecturer. He has been published in print publications such as Entrepreneur, Tennis, SI for Kids, Chicago Tribune, Sacramento Bee, and on websites such Smart-Healthy-Living.net, SmartyCents and Youthletic. Edmunds has a bachelor's degree in journalism.