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Master the French technique of skinning a whole flatfish with chef Alexia Duchêne. By scoring the tail and peeling the skin back with a tea towel, you can cleanly prep a Dover sole while preserving all of its delicate meat.
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Score the skin layer around the tail of the fish. → Grip the skin with a dry tea towel. → Pull the skin steadily from tail to head to peel it off completely.
Score the skin layer around the tail of the fish. → Grip the skin with a dry tea towel. → Pull the skin steadily from tail to head to peel it off completely.
Master the French technique of skinning a whole flatfish with chef Alexia Duchêne. By scoring the tail and peeling the skin back with a tea towel, you can cleanly prep a Dover sole while preserving all of its delicate meat.
Place the whole Dover sole flat on a cutting board.
Take a knife and make a shallow incision around the tail, cutting only through the skin layer without cutting into the meat.
Use a flexible sole fillet knife (filet de sole) to help loosen the skin along the edges if necessary.
Use a dry tea towel to firmly grip the loosened skin at the tail end.
Steadily pull the skin back from the tail toward the head, taking extra care and slowing down near the head to preserve its presentation.
Using a flexible fillet knife allows you to apply pressure easily against flatfish.
A dry kitchen towel or tea towel is essential to get a secure grip on slippery fish skin.
Peel slowly around the head to keep the presentation neat and intact.
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