How To Cook Ham Fillet
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How To Cook Ham Fillet
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Pangasius Fillets with parsley, ham and gruyere cheese
Pangasius fillets
Parsley
Ham
Gruyere cheese (or other strong cheese)
White Pepper
Green Pepper
Red peppers on vegetal oil
Potatoes
Parsley
Margarine
HOW TO DO IT:
Temper the pangasius fillets with a little bit of white and green pepper.
Next put over it the Parsley, the cheese (grated) and the ham (very thin).
Curl the fillets and use a toothpick so it doesn’t open.
You don’t have to temper with salt because the ham is salty enough.
Cover a pyrex with some oil and, with the fillets in it, put it in the hoover at 190?C for about 30 minutes.
That’s it.
To follow, cook some potatoes (small cubes), but not too cocked.
Next melt some margarine in a fridge, and let the potatoes on it for 5 minutes in strong fire. Mix the parsley cutted very thin, wait a couple of minutes more and that’s it.
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