Pasta dishes are always a good idea!
(*) Sole rolls with Ikarimi salmon and spinach leaves on melted tomatoes and green ribbon noodles Prepare sole fillets: Cover the work board with plastic wrap, this will prevent the small scales from sticking to the board. Hold the tail part of the sole in boiling water for two seconds: This will allow you to peel the skin off the tail graces. Then pull the skin off from the tail towards the head: it’s quite easy, but it does require force! Turn the sole to the other side and do the same on the other side. With a pair of fish scissors cut off all around the fin seam and the head.
Rinse out the remaining innards under running water. Now remove the cling film and fillet the sole.
Of course, it is easier to have the sole filleted by the fishmonger. But then pack the carcass for the stock! For the sole rolls: Plate the fillets a little bit. To do this, place the fillets individually in a freezer bag and gently flatten them with a saucepan. Later, place the fillets skin side up (important!) on a board, season with salt and season with pepper. Top with slices of fresh Ikarimi salmon fillet about five mm thick, then place the blanched spinach leaves on top. Carefully roll up and tie with spagat not too tight.
In a shallow saucepan, heat the fish stock with the vegetables.