Dover Sole Recipe
This dover sole recipe is very straight forward and quick to cook. It's pan fried and left whole. You use the buttery juices to make a sauce to pour over the fish when you serve it. Leave the skin on so that the fish keeps its shape - if you prefer, you can skin the brown side, but leave the white - it crisps beautifully and is very tasty. The dovers need to be two to three days old - the exception to 'fresh is best'/ Cook them whole but you can get your fishmonger to take the heads off if you prefer. Serve with some buttered new potatoes and a salad - as the cooking time is short, get your side dishes ready before you start. To serve 4 4 whole dover sole
Wash and dry the fish. Season the flour with salt and pepper. Heat half the butter in a large frying pan. Dip the fish in the milk then into the flour to coat. Pan fry for about 4 minutes each side depending on thickness. Transfer to warmed plates whilst you finish the sauce. Add the other half of the butter and the lemon juice to the pan. The juices in the pan should be golden brown and slightly crusty from the flour. Scrape all round to get the juices from the pan and heat until it's bubbling. Add the parsley and stir. Pour evenly over the dover soles and serve.
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