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By Ian McAndrew
Published 1989
This dish is simplicity itself. It takes only a few minutes to prepare (especially if you get your fishmonger to fillet the bass for you) and a matter of minutes to cook. It is great for a hot summer’s day with a crisp green salad and a few boiled Jersey potatoes.
Scale and fillet the sea bass and remove the small bones from each fillet – found just behind the head – with a pair of pliers. With the point of a small knife, make 10 small incisions in the flesh of each fillet at regular intervals, cutting right through to the skin at about a 45 degree angle. Place 1 leaf of mint into each incision. Melt the butter and use a little to butter