| CATEGORY |
CUISINE |
TAG |
YIELD |
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Jewish |
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1 |
servings |
INGREDIENTS
| 1 |
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Unboned shad cleaned; split and sliced-head and tail removed Or several whole porgys with head removed |
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Lemon juice |
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Several cloves of Garlic |
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Black Pepper |
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Salt if desired. |
INSTRUCTIONS
Source: Mollie Kamber Wisan-1874-1955
Rub the pieces of fish with lemon juice and garlic you put through a garlic
press. For this recipe it is better than minced. Pepper and salt to taste.
Put the pieces skin side up in a pan in a single layer with space between
the slices. cook in a 200-300 degree oven until the fish is quite dry and
browned. If you do it to light brown and still moistish inside eat
carefully around the plentiful bones. If you let it dry more the bones
become edible. It takes quilte a while to do and an oven lower than 250 is
better than the 300. I usually cheat at 300 for a while after it has
started cooking. Serve cold or room temperature. I only do this with the
shad but Grandma did the porgies too. It is one of those recipes she just
told me how to do.
Posted to JEWISH-FOOD digest by "W. Baker" <wbaker@panix.com> on Feb 15,
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