Whole Dover Sole, Farm-Raised

Dover sole is named for the English seaside port from which its most prolific hunters once sailed. Its glistening white meat has a mild and sweet flavor with a firm yet succulent texture. Because it's firm and flat, Dover sole is perfect for pan-frying—we like to cook it in brown butter until the edges crisp. Pair with roast potatoes and grilled asparagus spears for an elegant dinner party entrée.