À l’Orly is a French cooking term used to describe a preparation method usually used with fish fillets. The fish is usually a white fish such as sole, perch or cod.
The fillets are skinned, battered and deep fried.
The usual accompaniment on the side is a tomato sauce.
The dish is served hot.
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Orly is a suburb of Paris, in the south of the city. The Paris Orly airport is located there, opened in 1932.
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