Butter basted Dover sole recipe created for Kerrygold UK
Dover soles have been used for this recipe but any white fish works beautifully instead.
Ingredients
- 2 dover soles – ask the fishmonger to prepare them by skinning and trimming them
- 150g Kerrygold of salted butter
- 2 handful of whole capers
- 50g flat leaf parsley – chopped
- Salt and pepper
- A squeeze of lemon at the end
Method
- Pre-heat the oven to 200˚c.
- On a large tray drizzle with vegetable oil and lay the dover soles on top.
- Melt the Kerrygold butter in a saucepan and pop in the capers and leave until melted.
- Spoon over the caper butter and sprinkle with seasoning.
- Pop into the oven and cook for 10 – 15 minutes. You can check to see whether your fish is perfectly cooked by lightly pressing your finger on the flesh and if it leaves an indent your fish is ready. If it springs back it needs another minute.
- Sprinkle over the flat leaf parsley and a good squeeze of lemon and enjoy with Kerrygold buttered new potatoes and green vegetables.
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