2. In a dish, coat the sole with flour, salt, and pepper on both sides.
3. In an oval pan if possible for the shape of the fish, heat the oil, check the heat by placing only the tail of the fish, and start cooking.
4. When one side is golden, adjust the heat and flip the sole.
5. Remove the sole and remove excess fat, place back on the heat and add the butter, add the sole back and cook until the butter turns hazelnut brown and not burnt.
6. Deglaze with lemon juice, the butter will form large bubbles, that's the sign of a good meuniere. Serve immediately.
7. Serve with tagliatelle pasta or boiled potatoes or rice.
Ingredients for
servings
4
sole fillets
1
lemon
50g of
flour
50g of
butter
2tablespoon of
oil
salt
(according to taste)
pepper
(according to taste)
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Nutritional information *
Attention: Nutritional data incomplete. Some ingredients have not been accounted for due to missing data. Check the ingredient list to identify the missing elements.
Per serving
% RDA
Energy value
202 kcal
10 %
Fat
17,28 g
25 %
of which saturated
7,77 g
39 %
Carbohydrates
8,79 g
3 %
of which sugar
0,4 g
0 %
Protein
1,8 g
4 %
Fibers
0,44 g
?
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Salt
0,01 g
0 %
Cholesterol
27 mg
?
sodium
5 mg
?
magnesium
5 mg
2 %
phosphorus
20 mg
3 %
potassium
45 mg
2 %
calcium
7 mg
1 %
manganese
0 mg
5 %
iron
0 mg
1 %
copper
0 mg
1 %
zinc
0 mg
1 %
selenium
2 µg
3 %
iodine
?
?
vitamin A
84 µg
11 %
beta-carotene
30 µg
?
vitamin D
0 µg
3 %
vitamin E
3 mg
26 %
vitamin K
4 µg
5 %
vitamin C
6 mg
10 %
vitamin B1
0 mg
2 %
vitamin B2
0 mg
1 %
vitamin B3
0 mg
1 %
vitamin B5
0 mg
2 %
vitamin B6
0 mg
1 %
vitamin B12
0 µg
2 %
vitamin B9
7 µg
3 %
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* As an indication, before cooking, RDA of the EU.