Psetta maxima is commonly known as the European Turbot, a flatfish species belonging to the family Scophthalmidae. It is a highly sought-after seafood delicacy with a rich and delicate flavor and firm texture. The scientific name of this species is often used in the culinary world, especially when referring to the fish in the fresh or frozen state. Other synonyms for Psetta maxima include the famous Dover sole, the brat, or the great turbot. The flatfish is commonly found in the northeast Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, and it can grow up to 100 cm in length and weigh over 20 kg.