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Serves 4
800 g monkfish
2,5 dl thick cream
4 reinette apples
5 cl calvados
5 cl pommeau
1 shallot
150 g button mushrooms
150 g spinach
80 g butter
Salt, ground pepper
Peel and core the apples, cut them into a about 1 cm slices and cook them in 30 g butter and the chopped shallot.
Make a flambé with Calvados, add the pommeau and fresh cream. Reduce the heat and simmer gently.
Clean and chop the mushrooms. Clean the spinach and remove the stalks.
Bake with 30 g butter in a pre-heated oven (thermostat 7-8, 220°) for 8 minutes.While the monkfish is cooking, puree the sauce in a blender then filter it. Keep warm.
Cook mushrooms and spinach separately in 20 g of butter.Serve the monkfish on plates with the apples, spinach and mushrooms. Cover with the warm sauce.
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