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Fish roll with omelet and mushrooms

Fish roll with omelet and mushrooms
Fish roll with omelet and mushrooms

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A wonderful dish that can please all lovers of fish. The combination of white and red fish, as well as mushrooms and omelet with herbs gives this roll a unique taste.

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You will need

  • - 1100 g of red fish;

  • - 610 g of white fish;

  • - 220 g of champignons;

  • - 195 g of onions;

  • - 210 g carrots;

  • - 230 g of cheese;

  • - 2 eggs;

  • - 135 ml of milk;

  • - 65 ml of mayonnaise;

  • - 35 g sesame;

  • - 45 g of dill;

  • - 65 ml of vegetable oil.

Instruction manual

1

Peel and finely chop the onions and carrots. Beat eggs thoroughly, then add milk, finely chopped dill and mayonnaise to them.

2

Heat vegetable oil in a pan and fry the onions and carrots on it, then add mushrooms to them and continue to fry for another 25 minutes.

3

When the mushrooms are ready, pour the mixture of eggs with herbs into the pan and cook the omelet.

4

Wrap red fish fillet in cling film and carefully discard. Then remove the film and rub the fish with salt and pepper.

5

White fish fillet in the same way to wrap in a film, beat off and then put on red fish. Top with salt, pepper and sprinkle with sesame seeds.

6

Put the prepared omelet on top of the white fish fillet and carefully roll everything in the form of a roll.

7

First put the foil on the baking sheet, then the sheet of parchment, pour vegetable oil on top and sprinkle with grated cheese in advance.

8

Put the fish roll on the cheese, wrap the edges of the parchment and cover everything with foil on top.

9

Send the roll to bake in the oven for about 45 minutes at a temperature not exceeding 200 degrees.

10

At the end of cooking, roll the roll out of foil and transfer to a dish, sprinkled with herbs.

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