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Fish Pudding, Plain

Line a pudding-basin with ordinary pudding paste; cut a pound of cod, or any other fish liked, into pieces, season with salt, pepper, a very little chopped parsley, and onion, moisten with stock, cover with a crust, and boil in the usual way; add fish sauce to taste. Serve hot. Time, one hour to boil. Sufficient for two persons.

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