FISH FRIED IN BATTER.

Cut almost any kind of fish in fillets or pieces one-fourth of an inch

thick, and one or two inches square; only be careful to have them all of

the same shape and size. Sprinkle them with pepper and salt, and roll

each one in batter (No. 2, page 98). Fry them in boiling lard. Arrange

them tastefully in a circle, one overlapping the other. Garnish with

fresh or fried parsley. Potatoes _à la Parisienne_ may be piled in the

centre, and _sauce Tartare_ (see page 128) served separately in a

sauce-boat.

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