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Lunch

Baked chowder

A page-cited historical lunch recipe from Marion Harland, transcribed with its original method.

LunchOvenSkilletPublic domainHistoric recipeSource transcription
Est. prep15 min
Est. cook35 min
Est. serves4
Total50 min
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  • Fry a small sliced onion in a large spoonful of butter;
  • strain and return butter to the frying-pan.
  • Have ready two pounds of cod or other firm fish cut into inch squares;
  • put into the hot butter and toss and turn until they are well coated;
  • pack the fish in a buttered bake-dish alternately with slices of parboiled potatoes, fat salt pork, minced fine (about half a pound in all), bits of butter rolled in flour, minced parsley and two tomatoes chopped.
  • Season a large cupful of oyster liquor with paprika and salt, and pour over all.
  • Cover with split Boston crackers that have been soaked in milk for half an hour, fit on a lid and bake, covered, one hour.

Historical transcription

Source method

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    Fry a small sliced onion in a large spoonful of butter; strain and return butter to the frying-pan. Have ready two pounds of cod or other firm fish cut into inch squares; put into the hot butter and toss and turn until they are well coated; pack the fish in a buttered bake-dish alternately with slices of parboiled potatoes, fat salt pork, minced fine (about half a pound in all), bits of butter rolled in flour, minced parsley and two tomatoes chopped. Season a large cupful of oyster liquor with paprika and salt, and pour over all. Cover with split Boston crackers that have been soaked in milk for half an hour, fit on a lid and bake, covered, one hour. Then brown. A savory family dish.

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