Steam (or boil) potatoes, peel them of, slice them on round pieces and dip them into corn flour. Season with salt, pepper and sprinkle with olive oil. Place them on a tray covered with the baking paper and drizzled with some olive oil. Turn on the oven at 230 degrees with the top heater on, and bake the potatoes for 15 minutes.
In a bowl, mix white and corn flour with water/soy milk into a thick mixture (thicker than the one for European pancakes) with a bit of salt.
Tofu fish: slice drained tofu in a shape of an elongated trapezoid, sprinkle those pieces of tofu generously with garlic powder and drizzle it well with lemon juice too, and add a little bit of salt. Cut rice paper and nori seaweed in the same form of elongated trapezoid. Stick pieces of rice paper on the tofu pieces (only on one large side of tofu), then stick the sliced pieces of nori seaweed on top of the rice paper. Drizzle with a bit of water so that the rice paper and seaweed stick well to eachother and to tofu. Put the pieces on top of each other to rest for an hour or two and absorb the aromas (you can also skip this step). Dip in the prepared thick dough (the one you prepared) and fry on oiled non-stick frying pan on both sides until nice light brown colour, placing first into the oil the side of tofu that is without nori seaweed and rice paper.
Green sauce: mix all the ingredients for the green sauce in a blender into a nice thick cream, and pour into a separate bowl.
For the dressing: mix all the ingredients for dressing and stir well, then pour into a separate bowl.
Serving: arrange lamb lettuce/corn slad or young spinach on a large plate, arrange potato slices on top, add lemon slices between potatoes, and finally put pieces of tofu-fish on top of the potatoes. Add cherry tomatoes on the side. Sprinkle everything generously with chopped garlic and parsley, and serve sauce and dressing.