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Fish Dishes

Are Offered

Baked Mackerel, Halibut -

Are Suggested With

every family his mind about liking fish. r Use 2 medium mackerels of about

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% pounds each. Remove head and -

tail from the cleaned fish, then split and remove backbone. Grease a 15inch shallow baking platter of ena« mel, earthenware or glass. Place the

dry mustard, 2.

tablespoons butter, 3% cup boiling

water, 3 teaspoon salt and 2 table. -

spoons lemon juice. Combine flour, mustard and butter until they form & smooth, creamy paste. Using a saucepan over low fire, add the boiling water and’ cook

until slightly thickened. Turn in °

the salt and lemon juice, mix thore

oughly, then pour this sauce over: the fish. Bake in moderate oven -

for 30 minutes. Serve hot from th platter it was cooked in. A Broiled Halibut

"Here is another deep sea recipe

that is unusual in both simplicity and flavor. For six persons, use a thick halibut steak, weighing about

2% pounds. Rub both sides with a

clove of garlic, season with salt and pepper, then brush with olive oil, Get your broiler hot, grease the

broiler to prevent: the: fish from. .

sticking, then place the oiled ‘fish -

under the flame, * Broil on one side

about 15 minutes, basting with more .

olive oil as it threatens to get too

brown. Turn, and repeat ‘broiling -

and brushing with Blend together 1 teaspoon butter,

1 teaspoon chopped parsley, 1 teaespoon minced onion and 1 teaspoon... lemon juice. Take: fish from under -

broiler, spread on the butter mixes : ture, then return to flame for ane

other 3 minutes. Serve at once.

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