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Salmon Cutlets, Scotch

Cut in the direction of the width of the fish, and of the breadth of the finger, as many cross-slices as may be required; put them in scalding-hot water, and let them boil ten minutes. By this very economical proceeding, there is none of that waste which generally results from the dressing of the whole fish at once.

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