No. 368. _Trout plain boiled._

Trout that is caught in a river or running stream is preferable to that

caught in a lake or pond; although I have had very fine ones from ponds,

they have invariably tasted muddy; in fact a running stream is better

for all fish in this respect; but still water most affects the flavour

of the trout.

Prepare the fish for cooking, and boil it in salt and water; if it

weighs two pounds, allow it half an hour, and more in proportion; dress

it on a napkin, garnish with parsley, and serve shrimp-sauce in a boat.

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