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Easy
By Ian McAndrew
Published 1989
This classic dish is so simple to make. Fresh sorrel is a must – although it is not widely used, it is very easy to grow and it is best picked when it is needed, as it does not keep well once picked.
Remove the line of small bones that runs down the middle of the fillet using a pair of pliers. Skin the fillet and cut it into four long, thin slices, weighing about 175 g/6 oz each.
Remove the stalks and central vein from the sorrel and wash well. Tear the leaves into fairly small pieces – it is important to tear the leaves and not cut them, as cutting causes an almost