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4
Easy
By Ian McAndrew
Published 1999
This dish is just so decadent and luxurious one feels guilty even contemplating it never mind actually eating it. It is extremely rich so do not try to be too elaborate with the dishes you serve either side of it or your guests could easily give up before the dessert comes along.
Scale and fillet the sea bass then remove the pin bones. Cut the fillets in half across to give two portions from each. Shell the oysters and drain off the liquor; strain this through a fine strainer. Pick the spinach of its stalks, wash in three changes of fresh water then drain well.
Combine the fish stock and the white wine in a deep tray large enough to hold the fish. Season the fis
