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3 quarts raw fish, filleted, skinned and sliced ... refrigerator for 3-4 days. Put fish in jars and cap. Keep in refrigerator. Northern or Suckers.
Soak 48 hours in brine ... vinegar over drained fish; let stand 24 hours. ... refrigerate. Can be used in 1 week. Keep sealed and in jars (glass).
13. PICKLED FISH
Soak fish 48 hours in the water ... been cooked and cooled. Add 1 thinly sliced lemon and thinly sliced onions and refrigerate a week or 10 days.
14. PICKLED FISH
Cover with white vinegar. Allow ... very well. Allow fish pieces to stand 30 minutes ... batches. A covered 5 quart pail may be used as the container.
Place filleted, clean and towel ... not rinse. Cover fish in the crock or jar ... fish flesh will be white, firm and taste like pickled herring.
16. PICKLED FISH
Cut fileted fish into pieces. Soak in salt ... pickling containers and amount of pickling solution depends of course on how much fish you have to do.
17. PICKLED FISH
Prepare fish. Filet pan fish are ... fish which have been layered with raw onions in glass or plastic containers. Let set for 48 hours and enjoy.
Soak fish in 5/8 cup noniodized salt ... onion. Cover with brine mixture of 1 cup sugar to 1 cup white vinegar. Let stand 3 days. Eat and enjoy!!
Fillet fish and cut in bite size ... well. Pour over fish and sliced onions. Put in refrigerator. Can be used in 5 days. Can use small northerns.
20. PICKLED FISH
Mix 1 cup pickling salt ... or 3 tbsp. pickling spices Cool. Add 1 cup white port wine. Layer fish and onions in jars. Pour brine over and seal.
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