Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Dace

This fish, like many of its class, scarcely repays the trouble of cooking. But when seasonable, which it is from midsummer to nearly the end of the year, it is much enjoyed by many anglers. It should be either fried or broiled, and served with a sauce made of a little lemon-juice and cayenne pepper.

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