[Sca-cooks] Butchering/ fish heads
Dunbar, Debra
debra.dunbar at aspenpubl.com
Thu Oct 4 09:39:15 PDT 2001
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OK, I have to confess that I grew up in a Wonder-bread home where the only
meat we had was purchased at the grocery pre-cut into tiny serving sizes and
wrapped in plastic. Until I was in college, the only fish I had ever eaten
came pre-breaded in a box. You warmed it up in the oven and ate it covered
in ketchup.
That said, I really want someone to teach me how to deal with fish. You
know, the ones with the heads still on them? How do I cut them up? Do I do
this before I serve them, or does each person cut their own at the table?
If someone delivers fresh caught fish to me, what do I do with them?!!
Also, I can hack up a turkey, but have no idea where different parts of what
are on any other animal. So, yes, please to any classes on butchering in
Atlantia!!
Wrynne
> Regarding butchering...
>
> If you need to learn how, I'm available. Actually, I think it could be
> fun
> to teach a class. So, if anyone hears this, let me know, I'm offering :-)
>
> Muiredach mac Loloig
>
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