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Star Fish:
WHITE FISH—use in fish cakes, fish pie or as a fish salad.
SHELL FISH—use as potted fish, in fish salads, add to sauces.
SMOKED FISH—haddock—put into a Kedgeree, add to potato for fish cakes.
OILY FISH (kippers in particular)—pound for a pate to use as a sandwich filling.The elimination of the neutron-star fish hypothesis for the Crab nebula was a disappointing blow to those who hoped to find direct observational evidence for the existence of such highly collapsed objects. Newer estimates of the rate of cooling of a neutron star fish now indicate that its high-temperature, X-ray emitting phase is very short-lived—probably less than a year. The chance of observing a hot neutron star fish is therefore very slim. But, as will be discussed below, the neutron star fish concept has become a part of some new models of X-ray sources, even after the neutron star fish is relatively old and cool.
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Serve steamed or poached white fish to young children or elderly people, for this is the most easily digested fish and form of cooking; sprats (an oily fish), however, are ideal to give children, for they are very nutritious yet easily digested. Do not serve white fish in a white or creamy sauce before a fricassee of chicken or veal-choose shell fish or oily fish. Serve them cold or cook by frying, grilling, or serve with a piquant sauce to make a change in colour and taste. If having a main course that is fried, avoid a very rich fish that fish dish.The principal freshwater fish are trout, now largely produced in hatcheries. Danish oysters (especially those from Lim Fjord), lobsters, and shrimp enjoy an international reputation. Danish waters are rich fish that in saltwater fish, and Danish fish¬ermen are active in the Baltic and North seas. The most important catch is herring, followed by plaice and cod.
On The Other Hand See Fish Restaurant:
Dubrovnik is in a restaurant class quite by itself and it would be un¬fortunate for any visitor to that queen of Dalmatian towns to confine him¬self to hotel dining. Some of the best separate eating places are: Rijbli Res-toran; Restoran Pile; Bradski Restoran; Dobravka; Restoran Gradac; Buffet-Restoran; and finally, Podrum, a folksy "pub" where one may sit on a barrel top and drink vino (wine), pivo (beer) or slivovica. Then there is the new fish restaurant (with dance orchestra) called Labirint, one of the most unusual places I have ever seen. (It is open only for some four or five sum¬mer months.)Among specialty places outside the center of the city two call fo: mention. One is the §ark Gazino Jekahvesi, an Oriental coffee house o: recent construction on the hillside above the Dolma Bagche Palace anc not far from the Hilton. Its outlook, by day or night, is magnificent. The view takes in not only the broad and busy Bosporus, thrilling at all hours but the whole skyline of Istanbul, with its sea of bubble domes and it: forest of slender minarets. This is a municipal restaurant-cafe. The othei outside place to which I refer is a Bosporus-side restaurant called Kanl Balik, where you can pick out your own swimming fish from a pool and have him cooked to your order.
