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Salmon, Normande

Have three slices fine, fresh salmon, one inch in thickness. Marinade them exactly the same as bass. Then place the salmon pieces in a lightly buttered pan, and proceed to cook them precisely the same as the bass. Dress on a hot dish and pour the Normande sauce over. Decorate the dish with bread croutons, and serve.

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