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4
Easy
By Ian McAndrew
Published 1999
I have never been a great admirer of cucumber but it works quite well with fish a lot of the time. I prefer my sea bass grilled, but this dish will work just as well with the fish poached.
Begin by scaling and filleting the sea bass, then removing the line of pin bones. Cut each fillet into two portions, as even as possible.
Trim the fennel of any discoloured or dry areas; cut the bulb in half and then chop each half into wedges. You will need at least 4 wedges per portion. Place these in a saucepan along with the butter, lemon juice, fish stock, cardamom pods, sugar, sea
