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Filets of Sole, Saute, Meuniere

Procure a fine, fresh flounder of two and a half or three pounds. Remove the filets with a knife and neatly skin them. Cut each filet in two, crosswise. Place them on a plate; season with a teaspoon salt and half teaspoon white pepper and turn well in the seasoning.

Heat one and a half teaspoons melted butter in a frying pan, arrange the filets in the pan, one beside another, and gently fry for five minutes on each side. Lift them up with a skimmer and place on a hot dish. Sprinkle a teaspoon chopped parsley over, squeeze the juice of half a sound lemon over them; add half ounce butter to the pan in which the filets were cooked, heat well on the range until a nice brown colour, pour it over the fish and serve.

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