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The Petrale sole is an important commercial fish, and has been fished off Oregon since at least 1884.
Its calamari, petrale sole, chicken and veal dishes are all recommended.
The Petrale sole, Eopsetta jordani, is an edible flatfish of the family Pleuronectidae.
The sustainable petrale sole offers non-red-meat eaters a delectable alternative, and on the offchance you leave any scraps, rest assured it will be composted.
On the west coast of Canada local fisherman refer to the Petrale Sole, Eopsetta jordanii as brill.
Beautifully fried shrimp in egg batter with zucchini coins pressed into it followed, along with fried petrale sole, a West Coast variety.
Several species of righteye flounder in the family Pleuronectidae, including the lemon sole, the Pacific Dover sole, and the petrale sole.
Juvenile petrale sole feed on cumaceans, carideans and amphipods, whilst adults will eat shrimps, crabs, epibenthos organisms and other fish, such as herring, hake, anchovy, pollock and other flatfish.
For decades now, I have been sitting down at Tadich's counter, usually about 2 P.M., when the crowds have thinned, and ordering a fillet of pan-fried petrale sole (a kind of Pacific flounder).
He uses local ingredients ignored by others, like petrale sole, and he coaxes every bit of potential from his duck breast with his brussels sprouts and from braised chicken bathed in a marjoram-flavored jus.
One fishery exists, off the west coast of the United States; although petral sole are native to Alaska and are caught there and in other fisheries, no other designated petrale sole fishery exists.
The lobster-stuffed petrale sole and the artichoke Napoleon were both elaborately architectonic and visually entertaining in a pretty and pretentious way that characterized the dishes at all three hotels' restaurants and is increasingly typical of California high cuisine.
That would be Solea solea, a thick, white, meaty flatfish, not to be confused with the European lemon sole or the host of North American pretenders like flounder on the East Coast and petrale on the West.
While the deal was done quietly, it was made possible by a traditional noisy conflict: a lawsuit by an environmental group, Oceana, against the National Marine Fisheries Service, accusing it of failing to designate adequate habitat for West Coast groundfish like Dover, petrale sole, black cod and rockfish.
WHETHER mainland visitors arrive from Boston, the stronghold of scrod and bluefish, or from Florida, which dotes upon pompano and grouper, or from California, where sand dabs and petrale sole are mainstays, they find themselves in a whole new world, piscatorially speaking, when they hit Hawaii.