No. 379. _Lampreys._

Are fish not so often used as eels, though they are remarkably good

eating; but I think they have got out of repute by being so often served

underdone; they may be stewed in the same manner as eels, (only a

lamprey requires double the time stewing that an eel of the same size

would require), and serve with the same sauces, with matelote sauce

especially; if you fry or broil them they must be three parts boiled

beforehand; to try when done run a trussing needle into them, if it goes

in easy they are done.

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