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Fish, Cold, to Re-Dress

Put any cold fish-turbot, brill, soles, whiting, or smelt-cut small, into escallop-shells, with bread-crumbs and some good fish sauce-oyster, lobster, or shrimp. Place the shells in a Dutch oven, and cook until browned. Put a little butter on the top of each. Time, fifteen to twenty minutes.

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