Grandmas Breaded Sole Recipes

BREADED FILLETS OF SOLE

Steps:

• Put the fillets on a flat surface. There may be a small bone line running partly down the center of each fillet. If so, cut on both sides and discard it.
• Beat the egg, salt, pepper, water and one tablespoon of oil in a flat dish.
• Put the flour in a flat dish and toss the fillets in it. Shake off excess.
• Put bread crumbs in a flat dish.
• Dip the floured fillets, one at a time, in the egg mixture to coat well. Dip them on both sides in the bread crumbs and pat lightly to make the crumbs adhere.
• Heat the remaining one-third cup of oil in a heavy skillet and add enough breaded fillets to make one layer without crowding. Cook until golden brown on one side, about one and one-half to two minutes. Turn and cook about one and one-half minutes on the second side. The cooking times will depend on the thickness of the fish. It may be necessary to add more oil if it disappears. As the fillets are cooked transfer them to a warm serving platter. Continue cooking until all the fillets are done.
• Pour off the oil from the skillet and wipe it out with paper towels.
• Put the butter in the skillet and swirl it around over high heat until it starts to foam. Continue cooking until it starts to become hazelnut brown. Pour this over the fish. Sprinkle the fish with the lemon juice and serve.

GRANDMA'S BREADED SOLE

Steps:

• Cut the sole up into pieces about 2 inches wide.
• In a small bowl, beat the egg and cornstarch together.
• On a plate, break up the crackers and corn flakes into crumbs.
• My grandma liked to use her potato masher to do this.
• I just crumble them up in my hands.
• Make sure they're really small.
• One piece at a time, dip the sole first into the egg mixture, then cover it with crumbs.
• Melt some butter in a frying pan.
• Fry the pieces of sole for about 10 minutes, until they're cooked.
• Make sure the bottom of the pan is always buttery, even if it's a non-stick pan.
• It softens the crust and makes it stick together.