A Handbook of Fish Cookery: How to buy, dress, cook, and eat fish
A practical handbook offering guidance on choosing, buying, and handling sea and freshwater fish, with market-aware tips and cautions about common trade practices. It describes nutritional qualities and seasonal suitability of various fish and shellfish, indicating which kinds are more nourishing or easily digested. The text gives detailed instruction on cleaning, dressing, preservation, and cooking techniques while addressing frequent mistakes and economical use. The work concludes with tested recipes and a dedicated section of sauces tailored to different types of fish.
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A practical handbook offering guidance on choosing, buying, and handling sea and freshwater fish, with market-aware tips and cautions about common trade practices. It describes nutritional qualities and seasonal suitability of various fish and shellfish, indicating which kinds are more nourishing or easily digested. The text gives detailed instruction on cleaning, dressing, preservation, and cooking techniques while addressing frequent mistakes and economical use. The work concludes with tested recipes and a dedicated section of sauces tailored to different types of fish.
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