White fish in a hot smoked-cheese sauce
White fish in a hot smoked-cheese sauce

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Add the smoked haddock fillets to the hot cheese sauce, shaking the pan to coat them in the sauce. Poaching the smoked haddock in the cheese sauce means that the flavour from the fish infuses the sauce. For the white sauce, combine the milk in a small pan with the onion, clove, bay leaf and a pinch of white pepper. Smoked whitefish is pureed with cream and lemon to make this flavorful dip perfect for crostini or cucumber rounds.

To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few ingredients. You can have white fish in a hot smoked-cheese sauce using 10 ingredients and 12 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.

The ingredients needed to make White fish in a hot smoked-cheese sauce:
  1. Make ready Fillets of fish (quantity depends on who is eating)
  2. Take 1 small bunch spring onions
  3. Take 1 tbsp. olive oil
  4. Make ready 1 tsp. chile flakes
  5. Make ready 1 tsp. cornflour
  6. Make ready 1 slosh white wine
  7. Get 1 small glass milk
  8. Make ready 1 piece smoked cheese (about 100gr)
  9. Take 1 dollup natural yoghurt
  10. Prepare to taste Salt and pepper

Sprinkle seasoned breadcrumbs over fillets and pour remaining butter mixture over the top. Pour cream sauce in the spaces between the cod fillets so it fills up the baking dish and just the tops of the fillets are visible. A white sauce adds flavor and texture to relatively bland and dry white fishes, such as sole and cod. A plain white sauce, or one infused with wine and shallots, is classic – but citrus, herbs and other spices can punch it up to make your dinner something special.

Steps to make White fish in a hot smoked-cheese sauce:
  1. Wash and cut the fish into acceptable portions depending on who you are cooking for
  2. Put the oil and chile flakes into a pan. Slice the spring onions and add. Cook over a moderate heat, stirring now and then. In your spare moments, grate the cheese. When the onions are soft, turn the heat off and drain any excess oil
  3. And add to the pan. Turn the heat up for about 5 minutes until the wine has evaporated
  4. Dissolve the cornflour in the slosh of white wine in a glass
  5. Add the milk to the pan. Turn the heat up and when it starts bubbling
  6. Add the grated cheese
  7. Stir well over a very low heat, so that the cheese melts gently
  8. Add the cornflour dissolved in wine and stir well
  9. Once the sauce has thickened over a gentle heat and with constant stirring
  10. Add a dollup of natural yoghurt and stir again
  11. Taste and add salt and pepper if you prefer. If I had had chives or fresh parsley then I would have added at this point.
  12. Serve and enjoy :-)

A white sauce adds flavor and texture to relatively bland and dry white fishes, such as sole and cod. A plain white sauce, or one infused with wine and shallots, is classic – but citrus, herbs and other spices can punch it up to make your dinner something special. Cook's Notes Fish can be brined overnight for a deeper flavor. Pickled onions, tomatoes, capers, sour cream, and cream cheese all pair beautifully with smoked fish. Season with salt and white pepper.

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