Guide to Prepare Sole Meunière - Mushroom Soy Cream Sauce

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To begin with this particular recipe, we have to first prepare a few ingredients. You can cook sole meunière - mushroom soy cream sauce using 15 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

Ingredients

The ingredients needed to make Sole Meunière - Mushroom Soy Cream Sauce:

1. Take 2 Sole
2. Make ready 1/2 packet Shimeji mushrooms
3. Get 3 Button mushrooms
4. Get 1 Eggplant
5. Get 150 ml Soy milk
6. Take 1 dash Salt
7. Prepare 1 dash Pepper
8. Take 2 tbsp White wine
9. Prepare 1 clove Garlic
10. Get 1 tsp Katakuriko
11. Take 1 tbsp Olive oil
12. Prepare 1 dash Butter
13. Make ready 1/4 Tomato
14. Make ready 1 dash Italian parsley
15. Prepare 1/4 Lemon

The word itself means "miller's wife". Thus to cook something à la meunière was to cook it by first dredging it in flour. Add half of the parsley and season the sauce with salt and pepper. Pour the warm sauce over the sole and garnish with the remaining parsley.

Instructions

Steps to make Sole Meunière - Mushroom Soy Cream Sauce:

1. Fillet the sole, and pat dry with paper towels.
2. Cut the egg plant into 1.5 cm thick and the same width as the sole fillet. Cut the shimeji into the length so that the caps stick out when wrapped with the fillet.
3. Coat a frying pan with oil, season the egg plant and shimeji with salt and pepper, and cook lightly.
4. Blanch the tomato, peel, remove the seeds, and cut into 1 cm cubes.
5. To make the sauce. Lightly crush the garlic with a knife, julienne the onion, slice the mushrooms, and cut the shimeji into bite-size pieces.
6. Pour the olive oil into a pot, and sauté the garlic and onion without burning.
7. When the onion has cooked through, add the mushrooms, and sauté. Add the white wine, and sauté quickly.
8. Lower the heat, and add the soy milk. Season with salt and pepper. Once you have added the soy milk, do not bring to a boil.
9. Add katakuriko dissolved in water to thicken the sauce. Remove the sauce from the heat if possible.
10. Season the sole fillets with salt and pepper, and wrap the egg plant and shimeji from Step 3. Secure the rolled end with a toothpick, and lightly dust with plain flour.
11. Coat the frying pan with olive oil, add butter, and sauté the rolled sole fillets. Cover the pan with a lid and steam-fry.
12. Warm up the sauce. Once the sole has cooked through, remove the toothpicks, and transfer to serving plates. Pour the sauce, garnish with tomato, parsley, and lemon, and it's done.

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