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Antique Recipe Baked Shad Recipe


Antique Recipe Baked Shad Recipe
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This is the way it was done in the good ol' days. The following recipe was transcribed ver batim from Peterson's Magazine Philadelphia, Pennsylvania April, 1859

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Ingredients
  • 1 shad
  • stuffing as for chicken
  • butter
  • salt and pepper

Directions
  1. Procure a large, fine shad - clean it thoroughly, then fill it with the same kind of stuffing used for fowles. Tie a string round it in order to keep it together, put it in your bake-pan, and baste it with butter, pepper and salt. When well cooked (it will require about twenty minutes to bake), untie the string, and serve it upon a fish dish, with melted butter poured over it.

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Comments


How simple recipes were back then yet so delicious.
Thank you for digging up this treasure Joymarie.
Michael


This is how my family always baked shad... except they would always put extra stuffing under the the fish...


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