Sole meunière is the dish that made Julia Child fall in love with French cooking; after her first bite, she famously declared it was “a morsel of perfection.” Here, Chef David reimagines the classic with redfish, gently seared and drizzled with brown butter. He adds a dash of cream to emulsify the sauce, plus a scatter of briny capers and fresh dill. It’s elegantly paired with sautéed mushrooms, asparagus, and an extra slick of sauce on the side. For the full experience, Chef David recommends pouring yourself a glass of crisp Chardonnay.
Nutritional facts
Protein
37g
Carbs
19g
Calories
500kcal
Fat
30g
Ingredients
Fish, Redfish, Fillet, Canola and Olive Oil Blend, Butter, Dill, Garlic Powder, Asparagus, Black Pepper, Capers, Garlic, Lemon Zest, Heavy Cream, Onion, Kosher Salt, Crimini Mushroom, Thyme, Lemon Juice, White Wine
Contains milk, fish.
Reviews
4.0
Based on 102 reviews
Laurie · 03/01/26
Amazing! I am senstive to fish that is too fishy and this was just right. Will order again
Kayla · 02/27/26
Excellent. Would prefer something other than asparagus, would also be amazing to get a bit more of the sauce
Ryan · 02/26/26
Delicious
Kathlene · 02/26/26
Fish was super tough and dry. Not enjoyable at all. Most of the asparagus pieces in my meal were the tough end tips I cut off and discard when making asparagus. Disappointing meal as it was also prem
Amy · 02/23/26
The fish was too dried.
Lisa · 02/21/26
Tu · 02/20/26
James · 02/19/26
Emmanuel · 02/18/26
Fish was very rubbery.. had all butts of asparagus
Shanneah · 02/18/26
Jacob · 02/18/26
Derricka · 02/17/26
Jack · 02/16/26
I really enjoyed this the last time I got it, but this time the fish was really dry.
Maria · 02/15/26
Thank you
Teri · 02/14/26
needs more seasoning
Olga · 02/13/26
I'm pretty sure The Sahara desert has more moisture than this fish did
Alexis · 02/13/26
Marilyn · 02/12/26
My favorite dish. Fish is yummy and the asparagus is cut nicely and easy to eat plus i am a big fan of mushrooms.
Chef David Adan has been cooking French-inspired cuisine for a third of his life. He has deep respect for Japanese food as well. Growing up in a Hispanic household, Adan learned firsthand how to balance food by learning from his father's cooking. The traditional recipes from Mexico, which his parents shared with him, bred his love for food. Adan promises to always use nutritious ingredients to create meals that will surprise and delight his clients. His mission: To cook food with key sources of vitamins and minerals to fuel you throughout the day.