Easy Cheesy Sole Florentine

"I made this for my Mum last night, and it was awesome. My husband who is not a big fish fan really enjoyed it as well. I used a packaged rice pilaf but you could probably use long grain and wild rice, or other flavours that you like with a chicken or vegetable flavour base. You can use any type of white fish fillets, I made it as shown below."
 
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Ready In:
1hr 20mins
Ingredients:
7
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Preheat oven to 375°F.
  • Grease a 9x13-inch glass baking pan.
  • Prepare rice (pilaf, broccoli cheese, long grain and wild or other flavour) according to package directions (butter need not be added) and spread into bottom of baking dish.
  • Distribute 1 cup of grated cheese over the rice.
  • Saute sliced mushrooms about 10 minutes or until just cooked and put in single layer over grated cheese in casserole.
  • Arrange raw spinach leaves over layer of mushrooms.
  • Saute diced onion in a bit of oil until it begins to soften and sprinkle evenly over spinach.
  • Arrange fish over the onion layer and sprinkle with pepper.
  • Top with remainder of cheese and bake for 40 minutes or until fish flakes easily with a fork.

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Reviews

  1. Delicious and easy as said! I made a couple of changes because I couldn't get some things, I used mature gouda instead of cheddar and I used a couple of normal small onions instead of a videla. I really liked the mix of flavors and the use of fresh baby spinach. I think it would go well with any mild white fish. I will make it again for sure. Thanks for sharing! Made for PAC Spring 2014.
     
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<p>Born in Ontario Canada. I love to cook, and with 6 siblings, learned to cook in large batches at an early age. My mother also had 6 siblings, and growing up in war torn England, learned to make great meals on a very tight budget. I learned to cook from my mother, and have always loved to cook myself. I will try any type of cuisine but almost never follow a recipe to the letter. I love to cook for people who love to eat. My husband and daughter (who has also come to enjoy cooking), enjoy small or large family meals, particularly when we are hosting and provide the mainstays of the meal. Picky eaters make me nuts, people who will not even try something new, don't know how to live.</p>
 
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