Stewed Finnon Haddie.—Melt two tablespoonfuls
of dripping in a pan, then lay in the fish, previously
cut into neat pieces, and fry it for eight or ten
minutes, according to the thickness of the fish; then
pour into the pan sufficient milk to cover the fish
and let it all stew gently together for about half an
hour as slowly and over as gentle a fire as you can
manage. Lift out and serve with a spoonful or so
of the milk round it. (N.B.—The milk left over is
an excellent foundation for fish sauce, soufflé, or fish
toasts.) This is a Highland fisherman's recipe.