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Dover sole has a flat body with a very delicate and clean tasting flesh. Despite being a classic ingredient in French cuisine, it is Dover on the Sout...
Dover sole has a flat body with a very delicate and clean tasting flesh. Despite being a classic ingredient in French cuisine, it is Dover on the South Coast that has traditionally provided the best sole and lends the fish its name. For a classic sole meunière sear both sides of the fish in a hot pan for a few minutes, then add butter, lemon juice and capers, finishing it briefly in the oven.
Dover sole has a flat body with a very delicate and clean tasting flesh. Despite being a classic ingredient in French cuisine, it is Dover on the South Coast that has traditionally provided the best sole and lends the fish its name. For a classic sole meunière sear both sides of the fish in a hot pan for a few minutes, then add butter, lemon juice and capers, finishing it briefly in the oven.
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https://www.finefoodspecialist.co.uk/dover-sole-fresh-600g?___store=default88Whole Dover Sole, Fresh, 2 x 500/600ghttps://www.finefoodspecialist.co.uk/media/catalog/product/f/r/front_1_692.jpg65.6565.65GBPInStock/Seafood & Shellfish/Seafood & Shellfish/Fresh Fish/Chinese New Year Ingredients & Food Gifts60160444<p><span style="font-size: medium;">Dover sole has a flat body with a very delicate and clean tasting flesh. Despite being a classic ingredient in <a href="https://www.finefoodspecialist.co.uk/world-cuisines/french-specialities/"><span style="text-decoration: underline;">French</span></a> cuisine, it is Dover on the South Coast that has traditionally provided the best sole and lends the fish its name. For a classic sole meunière sear both sides of the fish in a hot pan for a few minutes, then add butter, lemon juice and capers, finishing it briefly in the oven.</span></p> <p><span style="font-size: medium;">Dover sole has a flat body with a very delicate and clean tasting flesh. Despite being a classic ingredient in French cuisine, it is Dover on the South Coast that has traditionally provided the best sole and lends the fish its name. For a classic sole meunière sear both sides of the fish in a hot pan for a few minutes, then add butter, lemon juice and capers, finishing it briefly in the oven.</span></p>00https://www.finefoodspecialist.co.uk/media/catalog/product/d/o/dover_sole_2.jpgadd-to-cart
Introducing Raw Sturgeon Fillet!
Our raw Siberian sturgeon fillet (Acipenser baerii) offers a premium seafood experience, ideal for gourmets and culinary adventurers. Its skin, dark grey and free of horn plates, gives the sturgeon fillet a sleek and refined appearance. Its meat is light in colour w...
Introducing Free Range Bronze Turkey!
Our Free Range Bronze Turkey is a premium choice for festive celebrations or any special gathering such as Christmas or Thanksgiving. These turkeys are raised in open pastures and enjoy a natural diet that enhances their flavour and texture. The result is a suc...
Rich and Festive Christmas Pudding Milk Chocolate (41% Cocoa)!
Indulge in the rich and festive flavours of Christmas with our Christmas pudding milk chocolate bar. Made from 41% Colombian cocoa, this chocolate combines high-quality ingredients with the warm and nostalgic taste of a classic holiday ...
Corporate Christmas Hamper: Gourmet Indulgence for the Festive Season!
Our Corporate Christmas Hamper is the perfect gift for those who appreciate bold flavours and sophisticated ingredients. This curated selection brings together premium, artisan products that create a culinary experience that’s...
