Turbot
General information
Etymology
from the old Scandinavian "thornbutr"
This is a deep water fish with a flat, lozenge-shaped body. When a meter or less in length, it is considered a young turbot.
Family: Scophtamidae; Genus: Psetta
Fished from Norway to Morocco in the Atlantic and Mediterranean
Cooking
The flesh is lean, firm and flavorful. It can be cooked whole like sole, or in fillets.
Pierre Wynants from Brussels steams the fillets and serves them with a shrimp cream sauce enriched with butter, some diced tomato and strips of leek white.
Recipes
Grilled Turbot and Artichokes with Pineapple Sage-Infused Oil
Guy Martin, Restaurant Le Grand Véfour, France
Rouelle of Wild Turbot with Sorrel
Gilles Etéocle
Turbot Meunière with Beets and Capers
Stéphane Raimbault, L'Oasis, France
Turbot soup with langoustine
Gualtiero Marchesi, L'Albereta et Restaurant Gualtiero Marchesi, Italy
Turbot with Cider
Gilles Tournadre, Restaurant Gill, France
Turbot with Fresh Peas and Lemon Thyme
Gérard Rabaey, Le Pont de Brent, Switzerland
Turbot with Licorice and "Lard d'Arnad" Emulsion
Pierre Carrier, Le Hameau Albert Ier, France


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