Easy
By Alastair Little and Richard Whittington
Published 1993
It was in Soho's Chinatown that I first ate steamed fish and discovered that many of the restaurants there sold whole cooked sea bass as loss leaders at a price that was about the same as you could buy it at the fishmonger, sometimes less.
Steaming is a great technique for many different fish, as long as they are cooked whole and on the bone. They don't have to be expensive: lemon sole, for example, is excellent cooked this way, as is whiting. If you want to go up-market t
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