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9 Reviews of Broiled Sole With Mustard Sauce

by Dancer^
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From: ChefMarvelIris

On May 21, 2005

This was a wonderful recipe. I substituted dill weed for the parsley and it was awesome.

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  • From: KLV

    On Apr 4, 2003

    This is so easy and quite tasty! I didn't have parsley so I used tarragon instead. My kids found it a bit spicy so I might cut back a little on the dijon for them next time - otherwise I thought it was quite good.

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  • From: Gerry sans Sanddunes

    On Jan 12, 2004

    Wonderful! We enjoyed this with a spinach salad. (Like KAREN, I added tarragon as was out of parsley.) Thank you both. We'll have this often.

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  • From: dale!

    On Jun 13, 2003

    This was so delicious! I used a little lemon pepper rather than pepper and used freshwater fillets of fish. I reduced the recipe down for two and the amount of topping was perfect. Mine took about 6 minutes to cook and I had to turn it over as the sauce was getting a bit too brown in spots. I served this with roasted potato, sweet potato and butternut wedges, which I just sprinkled with a little garlic powder and cooking spray and some steamed green beans. It all went together perfectly. Thanks Dancer for another great fish recipe!

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    From: Derf

    On Jan 5, 2006

    Fantastic broiled sole, the flavour of the coating was soooo good! I used whole grain dijon mustard with no fat mayo. We will be making this one often, thanks Dancer^ for another great taste.

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  • From: David Bishop

    On Feb 6, 2006

    Very good recipe! I substituted Lemon Pepper and added a dash of Chili Powder for an extra bite. Even my very finicky 7-year-old son liked it!

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  • From: Chef #460962

    On Nov 9, 2007

    a little too much dijon flavor for me... maybe I'm a dijon-wimp, though.

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  • From: Chef #1154022

    On Feb 1, 2009

    I thought this made a nice and easy dinner for two. The dijon was a nice add to the sole. I like dijon, so I didn't think it overpowered the fish. It broiled to a nice finish. I don't know if I'd make the dish for company, because it might be a bit much for someone who isn't into Dijon mustard, but my wife and I liked it, and we'll have it again.

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  • From: bliss84

    On Nov 27, 2008

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