ABERDEEN REDS.

For this purpose the herrings should be large, full-roed, and fresh.

Immerse them in a pickle of twenty-nine pounds of common salt to

seventy-one pounds of water, and to every pound of salt add half an

ounce of saltpetre. When they become rigid and moderately flavoured,

run off the pickle, put them on the spits, dry them a day or two, and

smoke them with

Oak lops 2 parts

Fern 2 parts

Sawdust 2 parts

until they are of a deep red.

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