Everything here with the exception of the leeks came from Aldi. That's a $6 bottle of Pinot Grigio in the top right corner. I use it all the time for cooking, and it's not terrible as a table white either.
Gotta clean those leeks, grit likes to hide between the layers.
Leeks in the pan with olive oil, salt and pepper.
After a few minutes on high heat, back it down to medium. Add white wine, lemon juice, a knob of butter and garlic.
Cover and simmer.
Time to dredge the fish. Pan is hot, this goes quickly - butter and olive oil in the pan. Dredge each side of the fish and knock off excess flour, you're going for a thin coat.
Into the pan.
Doesn't take long with fillets this thin...maybe 90 seconds?
How's the sauce? Add tomatoes and olives.
Ready to serve.
Tuesday, March 17, 2009
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Okay, that flounder looks really, really good.
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