Carving And Serving
Carving And Serving
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Thenremove the fish on the farther side of the bone. Raise the bone toreach the stuffing, and serve a little of the fish, stuffing, and sauceto each person. The skeleton should be left entire on the platter.
If the fish has been baked in the usual way and placed on the platter onits side, cut across through to the backbone, but not through it, andserve, apportioning as may be desired. Slip the knife under and removethe portion from the bone. When the fish is all removed from the top, remove the... backbone, and then divide the lower portion.
SCALLOPED DISHES, MEAT PIES, ENTR
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thenremove the fish on the farther side of the bone. Raise the bone toreach the stuffing, and serve a little of the fish, stuffing, and sauceto each person. The skeleton should be left entire on the platter.
If the fish has been baked in the usual way and placed on the platter onits side, cut across through to the backbone, but not through it, andserve, apportioning as may be desired. Slip the knife under and removethe portion from the bone. When the fish is all removed from the top, remove the... backbone, and then divide the lower portion.
SCALLOPED DISHES, MEAT PIES, ENTR
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