Description

Bechamel and fish casserole
Comparative analysis of modern methods of obtaining lumps in the sauce. I enjoy watching lots of food network and read cooking community. They excite my imagination and call on feats. Caught me once in the eye video in which the author prepares the fish-potato casserole. Well, you know, the most simple you can imagine: a layer of fish, layer of onions, mashed potatoes, cheese crust... Suddenly I thought: what if we slightly depart from the usual scheme? For example, instead of mashed potatoes to gratinate potatoes and béchamel sauce. Sauces – my private passion. Agree that even warmed up yesterday's cutlet with a fresh sauce will be eaten a lot more fun than without it. I urge you to join me on the route from the glorious ranks of pilesosov of soapylove in an even more glorious – costelow.

Ingredients

  • Fish fillets

    0.7 kg

  • Potatoes

    1.2 kg

  • Leeks

    2 piece

  • Dill

    1 coup

  • Butter

    50 g

  • Milk

    850 ml

  • Flour

    60 g

  • Onion

    1 piece

  • Sage

    1 piece

  • Thyme

    1 piece

  • Nutmeg

    1 piece

  • Black pepper

    4 piece

Cooking

step-0
The fish in the casserole will be ready in 10-15 minutes, and raw potatoes in 40 minutes. "To bring them to a common denominator", will pre-boiled potatoes, sliced, until soft in salted water. Lightly fry the leeks – it has a mild flavor that goes well with soft cod fish.
step-1
Gather the bouquet Garni:
step-2
Flavoring milk:
step-3
Fry the flour to the condition the oil is added and stirred ru:
step-4
Mix Roux with milk:
step-5
In a baking dish lay out a layer of raw fish seasoned with salt/pepper, a layer of sauteed leeks, a little Bechamel, then spread the potatoes, sprinkle it chopped dill, flood Bechamel and conclude the grated cheese. Bake in the oven until melting and Browning cheese, ie 10-15 minutes.
step-6
Bon appetit! P. S. And now, after I've been paraspinals, let's share - what you cook with Bechamel you? Well, lasagna is clear and known to all. Mushroom julienne too. What else?
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