Herrings—Soft Roe on Toast. (Mrs. Hart, Goodwyne's Hotel.)
First make this “devil” paste: A small bit of fresh butter, ½ teaspoonful of made mustard, salt and pepper. Put in a pan before the fire, and it will liquefy.
Cut fresh toast in strips, and keep it hot. Put the herring roes into the liquid sauce, and they will sop it up and be cooked in five minutes. Lay them on the toast, and serve hot as a savoury.
The roe of 1 fish is enough for 4 to 6 toasts.