Celebrity Chefs Recipes: Chris Cosentino’s Roasted Petrale Sole with Brown Butter & Chanterelles

Chef Chris Cosentino shows us that whole roasted Petrale sole can be an easy to make and elegant dish, perfect for pairing with almost anything.
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Credits:
Author and Recipe Developer: Chris Cosentino
Video Producer: Vic Chin, Video Camera: Peter Ruocco
Video Editor: Byron Thompson
Bay Area Bites Producer: Grace Cheung
KQED Food Executive Producer: Tina Salter

[@jdawgw6494]

What does baking do after frying?

[@jimcrackorn]

Pauly Porcini Luvs this dish. Glad your stomach is better

[@bhs7088]

Love Petrale. Readily available now, as its stocks have re-up’d, wasnt the case 10 years ago. Imo, the best outside of Dover and Turbot, without the price tag. Looks great!

[@csmats5374]

Forget leaving the head on for presentation, take it off and combine it with the collars, fins and tail to make a delicious broth that's also very good for your health. Fish bone broth is real fast, like an hour at most, so make a light vegetable soup with it that'll be a fine first course for the fish.

[@xoener]

I came just to find out how to pronounce Petrale Sole correctly (I used to pronounce it like "Petrol Soul"). Thanks for reading and have a good day.

[@vissitorsteve]

The mushrooms in the pan as you are spooning the sauce over the fish, look like button mushrooms.

[@tenshihayashi1966]

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[@kevinfager.]

I just came here to see how to pronounce it. The asmr cutting was a little much haha.