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Fish Fillet Recipe

This Fish Fillet Recipe calls for a thin, white meat fish. Most small fillets will do nicely.


To reduce the overall sodium even more in this fish fillet recipe, consider topping the entree with buttered bread crumbs, or sauteed onions and mushrooms.

fish fillet Dover Sole recipe

Fresh or frozen fillets of sole are acceptable in this Dover Sole recipe.

Flounder is another good substitute here. Figure about one half pound per adult serving.

This is an easy fish recipe, and family friendly!

 Fillets in Shells
 
 
2 lbs    fillets of sole, or similar white fish, 4 even fillets-if possible  
2   small french bread loaves, whole, unsliced  
1/2 cup    white wine  
2   cloves garlic, crushed  
1/2 tsp    crushed rosemary  
8 oz    green noodles, uncooked  
1/4 tsp    freshly ground pepper  
4 Tbs    butter  
2 Tbs    flour  
3/4 cup    chicken stock  
1/2 cup    heavy cream  
1/2 cup    parmesan cheese, grated  
  salt and pepper to taste  
1 cup    grated swiss cheese  
 
1 Cut the french bread loaves into four "boats" by slicing lengthwise, then again slice the long halves into quatrers. Scoop out much of the insides, leaving a boat for your entree.
2 Melt 2 Tbs of the butter and lightly brush the four bread boats; broil until lightly toasted, set aside.
3 Pre-heat oven to 350*.
4 While the oven is heating, cook noodles as package directs. Drain, and reserve.
5 Mix the wine with the garlic and rosemary in a shallow baking dish. Add the fillets and bake 10-15 minutes. Test often, do not overcook. The fillets are done when poked with a fork it comes out easily and does not stick to the flesh.
6 To make the sauce: Melt the remaining butter over medium heat in a saucepan. Add the four, and continue to cook over low heat, stirring continuously, for one minute. Slowly add the stock and continue to cook until slightly thickened, about 5 minutes. Add the cream, salt and pepper to taste. Stir in the grated parmesan cheese.
7 To assemble dish: Place one bread boat on each plate, top with 1/4 of the noodles, 1/4 of the fish and 1/4 of the sauce. Top with the swiss cheese. It will melt slightly from the heat of the noodles and the fish.
 
Servings: 4
 
 Nutrition Facts
Serving size: 1 serving
Percent daily values based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Nutrition information calculated from recipe ingredients.
The following ingredients were not linked to the ingredient database and were not included in the nutrition information:
fillets of sole, or similar white fish, 4 even fillets-if possible
small french bread loaves, whole, unsliced
crushed rosemary
green noodles, uncooked
salt and pepper to taste
 
       
Amount Per Serving      
Calories   385.67  
Calories From Fat (70%)   270.45  
    % Daily Value
Total Fat 30.38g   47%  
Saturated Fat 18.92g   95%  
Cholesterol 93.70mg   31%  
Sodium 327.94mg   14%  
Potassium 138.34mg   4%  
Carbohydrates 8.09g   3%  
Dietary Fiber 0.17g   1%  
Sugar 1.31g      
Sugar Alcohols 0.00g      
Net Carbohydrates 7.92g      
Protein 15.80g   32%  
 
 Cooking Tips
Bread boats can be made ahead, as well as the noodles. Just dip the cooked noodles into boiling water to heat before assembling.
Serve with green beans for a complete meal.
 
 
     


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