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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Seafood	Spanish	Wildgame, Fish	1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1		Spanish mackerel, 3 lb
1		Lemon, sliced
1	tb	Salad oil
		Parsley garnish
1	tb	Butter
1		Sauce a la Maitre D'Hotel
1		Lemon, juice of

INSTRUCTIONS

Before broiling rub thoroughly with salt, brush with pepper and work in a
little olive oil. Lay on broiler and brown well on both sides, being
careful not to break it. Apply sauce and serve. If fish is large, split
down middle of back before broiling. Source: FISHES AND FISHING IN
LOUISIANA published 1933 Recipe date: 01/17/33
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