Ingredients for 4 servings
- 1 litre of court-bouillon
- 300 g of turbot fillets (or brill or John Dory)
- 300 g of red mullet fillets (or scorpionfish)
- 300 g of whiting fillets
- 1 bunch of dill
- Salt, freshly ground pepper
1 Prepare a court-bouillon, pour it into the bottom of a steamer.
2 Remove the bones, wash the fillets, pat them dry, cut them into four pieces.
3 Strip the dill leaves and keep the stems
4 Roughly chop the leaves and reserve 4 sprigs for decoration
5 Throw the dill stems into the boiling court-bouillon
6 Place the fillets in the top of the steamer, salt, pepper
7 Cover and steam for 8 to 12 minutes, depending on the thickness of the fillets.
** Depending on the type of fish chosen, if some cook faster, remove them immediately
8 Prepare a beurre blanc sauce and add the chopped dill at the end, always stirring, and keep the sauce warm.
9 When the fish is cooked, pour a spoonful of sauce into each of the 4 hot plates
10 Arrange the fillets on top, cover them with a spoonful of dill sauce.
11 Decorate with the reserved dill sprigs and serve immediately.
** Accompany with potatoes and salad
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