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Easy
Published 1997
During the late summer I sometimes feel I’ve eaten rather too many raw salads. If you add cooked vegetables or even fruit to salads there is a much wider range of appetizing possibilities. This is one of them. It can be served as a first course or as part of a cold lunch.
Trim the base off the fennel bulbs and remove any marked outer parts. Cut the fennel lengthways into fairly thin slices and steam for 8-10 minutes, until just soft. Meanwhile, put the oil, vinegar and sugar, if using, in a small screw-top jar and season well with salt and pepper. Seal the jar and shake well to make a dressing. Put the fennel into a bowl and pour some of the dressing over it whi
