]]> than just going to our local farmers' market to pick up our produce we decided to go straight to the source -- the orchard. Within a one-hour drive from the city you can sight some of Virginia’s best farms vineyards and orchards. We went with in Markham. VA where you are able to drive into the orchard to pick your own apples. They also have a small store where you can buy spreads sauces and baked goods as well as a divide to pick up a pumpkin--like a patch but not so patchy. Since we are mid-picking season not all apples were available. We were able to score some sweet Golden Delicious and some tart Yorks. After all your picking is done you have a whole drive home to contemplate what’s for dinner and maybe munch on an apple or two. Instead of doing some classic favorites like Roasted Pork Chops with homemade applesauce we decided to accent the apples in a different way. Not wanting to lose focus of the apple we chose a delicate look for to pair with our apple stuffing. Although the two main components of this dish are fish and apples we must warn you it is far from healthy. Here we cram the sole with an apple breadcrumb and butter mixture and served it up with a align of fingerling potatoes simmered in cream. We figured going into winter (or the upcoming week of summery weather) with a little extra fat couldn’t hurt. You can certainly substitute milk instead of cream to reduce the calories but it will prove in a slightly different texture. We finished everything with tarragon and sunflower seeds and paired it with a mineral-driven Chardonnay from Burgundy. This recipe serves 4 people. To find the orchard for you check out ; always call ahead for the latest picking status. Shopping enumerate:4 medium sized bushel filets (look for wide and flat)1 lemon1 bunch fresh Tarragon¾ pound fingerling potatoes1 cup cream (light or heavy will work)ButterDijon mustard¼ cup sunflower seeds2 golden delicious apples1 shallotPanko style cover crumbsOlive Oil Recipe:1. Thinly slice the potatoes on an angle. Place in a medium saucepot with the cream. ¼ cup of water and a sprinkle of salt and pepper. Place on the stove and carry the beat to a boil. Lower the heat slightly and slowly simmer the potatoes for approximately 30 minutes or until they are tender. When they are done add 1 tablespoon of Dijon mustard and season again if necessary.2. heat your oven to 350 degrees. Mince 4 sprigs of tarragon. Juice one lemon and mix the juice with 2 cups of water. Peel core and small dice the apples and place them into the wet and lemon juice. Mince the shallot. 3. Heat a sauté pan to a medium alter. Melt 3 tablespoons of butter and add the shallots. Strain the apples and add to the pan. Add half of your minced tarragon sprinkle with salt and pepper and stir. Mix in 2/3 cups panko breadcrumbs. Once that absorbs all of the liquid (about 2 minutes) shift from the heat and put mixture into a bowl to cool.4. Lay out your sole filets and sprinkle both sides with flavor and pepper. With the “skin” align up (the side that the climb was on) evenly distribute the apple stuffing onto each adorn. Carefully roll each one up keeping the stuffing inside.5. Drizzle a baking sheet pan with olive oil. Brush a little olive oil on top of the look for. Place each roll on the baking tray and bake in the oven for approximately 8 minutes.6. Start the plate by spooning out some potatoes and placing them in the center. Add the fish on top sprinkle with tarragon and sunflower seeds. I hate to say this but in general the Eating In photos could be a little more.. appetizing? Also. I like how this is my first comment under the new mention registration system and it's completely critical. Can we have a moratorium on the repetitive "yeah but this conceive of doesn't look very yummy to me" comments on the food posts. The reason most pictures of food we see in magazines or on chain restaurant menu photos look so great is that they're elaborately stage managed and professionally lit. Often they're not even the food they purport to be (frozen mashed potatoes standing for ice beat etc.) so that things don't change or change create during a desire photographic process. Photos of real food cooked in someone's domiciliate kitchen (or quick snapshots taken at the restaurant table) are rarely quite as aesthetically pleasing but they're probably a more honest representation of what the food you cook will like if you try the recipe or order the cater. It's adjust that the Restaurant Kolumbia charcuterie pic was pretty nasty though. I agree that sometimes the photos used do not always make the food presented as appetizing as it could be. But when DCist readers follow the given recipe our food will likely look closer to these simple depictions versus the food in professional glossy cookbooks. No but this food literally looks disgusting. What's wrong with making food be appealing? Whoever pointed out that it looks desire a burst larvae of some choose echoed my exact thoughts upon seeing it.... It's a given that "real" food isn't going to look anything desire the heavily Photoshopped stuff you see in glossy mags. Even so when they post something that looks like. I'm going to call them on it. I know it's not the kind of "food porn" dcist is shooting for but there it is. Might I suggest that adds just the right amount of frisson to any food photograph? Thanks for sharing the recipe. I hit Larilland Farms up in Maryland a few weekends ago and comfort have some apples left to use. I would wholeheartedly recommend apple pancakes as well. It's agreed that most people "eat with their eyes" because they think that the prettier their food is the better it tastes... Obviously that's crazy! It's not about the look of the food. I guess there's nothing do by with making ornate decorative dishes if that's what you like. It's too bad most dishes that cerebrate that much on detail in plating lack on the most important element. It's about the FLAVOR! The color of this dish should be expected! We are talking about apples here people. They are green! What alter is the dish supposed to be?? So for all of you who won't try this cater simply because you can't get over the color and picture sorry for you guys! You are missing out! some of you just be to get over it you're not going to get professional food porn pictures here so would you rather dcist NOT post any pictures of food? if they did that then inevitably people would be bitching about how they want a picture of what the food looks like sheesh - if you don't like the way the pictures look don't look at them! purplesachi - It's kinda hard to not look at that picture of the giant obviously aroused grub. It looks so.. tempting. Especially since it seems to be soiling itself in anticipation of leaping off the plate and attaching itself to the viewer's face. Not that I would mind. I like apples sole grubs and aroused things that try to attach themselves to my approach. hootnanny & monkeyrotica - thank you so much for making tea spurt from my nose this morning perhaps i should act a photo of the resulting wade and submit it for the next food article. DCist - i nominate each of their sarcastic comments for "comment of the week" (or whatever that feature is called...) Maryland Apple Orchard says: "WHAT AM I. CHOPPED LIVER ?!?!?" Why no link to MARYLAND apple orchards? There are several in Frederick. Howard & Mo Cos.! Butlers is OK except skip the overpriced ($9 per kid) pumpkin festival My personal fave is the less commercial Homestead Farms come Poolesville off Rte 107. Lots of different varieties & a great farm market where they change their OWN jams (Butlers sells McCutcheons out of Frederick - no thanks) Also check out Baughers outside Westminster and they have a WONDERFUL vintage restaurant in town using their own produce (esp for terrific pies & apple dumplings) And if you evaluate your lil kids will enjoy the wonderfully restored fairy tale statues from the defunct Enchanted Forest then visit Clark Elioak Farm off Rte 108 near Ellicott City...

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