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Ray Wings with Lemon & Olives recipe

Ray Wings with Lemon & Olives recipe

Ray wings were reduced to £2.38 a few days ago in the local Supermarket. So as we'd enjoyed them last time, Sue decided to combine two recipes and create this.
 
Ingredients:-
 
4 tbsp Oil
2 Ray Wings
Juice of 1 Lemon
8 Green  Olives finely chopped (Steeped in white wine vinegar)
2 tbsp chopped Parsley
150g of Mushrooms finely chopped
1 Onion finely chopped 
25g of Butter or Margarine (A little extra for dotting the fish)
25g Flour (Gluten Free in our case)
100g Crated Cheese (Cheddar)
1/2 Cup of Cider
Milk
Salt to season
 
Method:-
 
(1) Heat the oven to 200c.
(2) Scatter the Mushrooms & Onions on a shallow tray.
(3) Place the Ray wings on top and season.
(4) Dot a few pieces of butter over the fish.
(5) Add a squeeze of Lemon juice.
(6) Pour the cider around the fish and cover with foil.
(7) Cook for 10 minutes. Do not cook the fish completely as you will be grilling it to finish).
(8) Keep the fish warm as you melt the Butter and slowly add the flour to make a roux.
(9) Add the Mushrooms, Onions and cooking juices and whisk until thickened.
(10) Add a little Milk then mix in the grated Cheese and Parsley until combined.
(11) Add the chopped Olives and mix thoroughly.
(12) Place the Ray wings in an oven proof dish and cover with the sauce.
(13) Sprinkle with more grated Cheese.
(14) Place under the grill until the Cheese has melted.
(15) Garnish with either chopped Coriander or Parsley leaves.
 
We served ours with deep fried Potato scallops and a side salad.

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