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Sturgeon, Fresh, Grilled

Cut the sturgeon into slices an inch thick. Dry these and dip them into egg and seasoned bread-crumbs, and fasten them in papers saturated with butter, or simply brush them over with salad-oil, and sprinkle salt and pepper upon them. Broil them over a clear fire until they are sufficiently cooked on both sides. Serve with melted butter, oyster, or anchovy sauce, or with piquant sauce to which a few drops of essence of anchovy and a small piece of butter have been added. Time to grill, about fifteen minutes, but varying with the size and age of the fish.

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