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Weakfish, Hollandaise

Cut the head off a very fresh two-and-a-half-pound weakfish, scale, clean and wipe dry; split it in two through the back and lay in a large frying pan with half gill white wine, one gill cold water and half ounce butter. Season with a teaspoon salt and half a teaspoon white pepper. Cover the fish with a lightly buttered paper. Set in the oven to bake for thirty minutes. Remove, lift up the paper, dress the fish on a hot dish, arrange six quarters of lemon around, decorate with parsley greens and serve with a hot Hollandaise sauce to which you add one tablespoon of the fish gravy, well mixed in.

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