Baked Triscuit Crusted Cod Recipe (2024)

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This simple baked cod recipe is brushed with chipotle mayonnaise and coated with crushed Triscuits. The chipotle adds a creamy texture and so much chipotle flavor and also acts as the perfect binder for the cracker crumbs.

While any cracker will do the trick, Triscuits are extra crunchy and won’t get soggy. Cod doesn’t have much flavor so it really benefits from seasoning and some extra crunchy texture. This is a simple and well-balanced recipe that satisfies a craving for crispy, delicious white fish without the heavy calories from deep frying.

I’ve always found cod a bit plain and boring, but it’s better to think of it as the tofu of the fish world. It’ll accept any flavor you throw at it! That’s why I also enjoy a crispy coconut coating. You also can’t go wrong with Friday fish fry battered style, either. And if you really just don’t enjoy cod, then give garlic butter trout a try.

Dredging in Mayo, Greek Yogurt, or Sour Cream

While chipotle mayo is my favorite and most flavorful binding agent, regular/light mayo, sour cream, or plain Greek yogurt can be substituted. Usually, whisked egg is used as a medium for breading chicken or fish, however, I’ve found thicker substances like yogurt or sour cream work better when it comes to baking.

Triscuit Breading

I used cracked pepper and olive oil-flavored Triscuits for this recipe, which is a solid seasoned breadcrumb mix to start with. From there I seasoned it with garlic powder and olive oil for flavor and a golden finish. There is a handful of different Triscuiot flavors that would work really well in this recipe. Dill would also be a solid pairing with fish. If you can’t find flavored or seasoned Triscuits, plain or original work just as well.

How to Bake Cod

Bake cod in the oven at 425°F for about 20 minutes or until flakey. A good test for when cod is done is when it’s white (no longer translucent) and easily flakes and breaks apart when pulled with a fork. Cod is dense when raw, and flakes apart really easily once it’s cooked. The breading will also help keep the fish intact.

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