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I would cook the sole in the method of La Bernadin's crispy fish under
Genius recipes here. Just lightly dust it in Wondra flour - little salt and herbs de Provence is nice too. Sautée in butter. You can serve it with a rich brown butter sauce for your husband but leave it off for the inlaws if they prefer. Although the recipe says to do this with skin on fillets, I cook skinless sole this way all the time. It has a very light brown crust. Just be sure to cook in lots of butter in the a non stick pan (sorry the message cut off before)
I checked it out and it looks great. Thanks for pointing me in that direction.
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added 5 months agoHere's a very elegant, simple recipe.
http://www.marthastewart...
Thanks. It's interesting to me that the Martha recipe also uses Wondra - just like the recipe the previous answerer cited. I sense a theme . . . Nice to learn a new trick!
Marcella Hazan's Fish in Crazy Water, completely decadent, low fat, delicious.
http://www.pastrywiz.com...