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Page 374
After thorough broiling before the openair fire , the browned fish will be served with roe and vegetables in the wake of clam chowder ( page 367 ) . Even science has officially recognized the superlative flavor of the shad by naming it ...
After thorough broiling before the openair fire , the browned fish will be served with roe and vegetables in the wake of clam chowder ( page 367 ) . Even science has officially recognized the superlative flavor of the shad by naming it ...
Page 383
Opened flat , the fish are rinsed , stacked , and covered with salt . According to law , they must remain under salt at least three weeks . Better grades are salted several months . Then daily exposure on rocks to sun and wind completes ...
Opened flat , the fish are rinsed , stacked , and covered with salt . According to law , they must remain under salt at least three weeks . Better grades are salted several months . Then daily exposure on rocks to sun and wind completes ...
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worked fish nets together . When they brought in the catch , the families of the fishermen would gather around on the sand as the fish were divided equally into piles or shares , even to the point of cutting slices of larger fish to ...
worked fish nets together . When they brought in the catch , the families of the fishermen would gather around on the sand as the fish were divided equally into piles or shares , even to the point of cutting slices of larger fish to ...
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Contents
Hunting Folk Songs in the Hebrides By Margaret Shaw Campbell | 249 |
Become a Bakhtiari By Paul Edward Case a | 325 |
In Manchuria Now By W Robert Moore | 389 |
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