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HAKE IN ASPIC

If you do not have a special fish casserole, use a large stewpot, cover the bottom and sides with a muslin cloth to take out the fish without breaking it. Put in the whole hake, keeping the head or removing it, dust with the court-bouillon powder, cover with cold water. Slowly bring to a boil, turn down the heat, simmer for 10 minutes, then remove from the heat and allow to cool a little. Take out the fish, place onto a serving dish, skin immediately. Sieve 1 1/3 cups of court-bouillon then dissolve the aspic in it. When cold and almost thick, use to coat the cold fish, 3 times at least, allowing to thicken over the fish each time, garnish with thin slices of lemon. Add a few spoons well seasoned mayonnaise with the cooked diced vegetables, fill the hollowed out tomatoes with this mixture. Decorate the dish with lettuce, tomatoes and flower-shaped lemons and the remaining aspic cut into cubes. Any type of fish which you like cold can be prepared in the same way.
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1 hake weighing 5 1/2 lbs
1 court-bouillon cube
2 tbsp powdered aspic
6 small tomatoes
1 lb diced mixed vegetables, fresh, deep-frozen or canned
1 lettuce
2 lemons
mayonnaise sauce
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Normandy
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Fish
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Crˇmant de Bourgogne
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