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Fish House Recipes,
1940s
Baked Pollock Recipe, Cape Ann
Style
Select a pollock weighing about four to five pounds, clean and wash it;
cut the head off and split the fish in two; remove all the bones, season
with salt and pepper, place it on a buttered baking pan. Sprinkle the top
with chopped onions, bake to a fine color; moisten with some sweet cider,
and baste the fish frequently while cooking. When done, dress the fish on a
buttered platter. Fry some sliced fresh mushrooms in butter in a saute pan,
add four fresh tomatoes, peeled and cut into small pieces, let cook for
about five minutes; season with salt and pepper, add a little chopped chives
and the liquor from the fish. Place this preparation on top of the fish.
Sprinkle with bread crumbs, scatter with pieces of butter; place in the oven
and bake to a fine color. Pour a little tomato sauce around the fish, and
serve.
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Fillet Of Pollock, Mexican Style
The Pollock Species
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