MACKEREL.

It is usual to split the fish from head to tail, and, if not very

large, to serve it in two pieces. Most of the smaller fishes may be

carved in this way, if too large to serve whole. In every case, one

grand rule in carving fish must be attended to--not to break the

flakes, and to help compactly, not in detached fragments.

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