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    Chef Elaine C.

    Providence, RI

    Chef #1003636

    Providence, RI

    Joined: Oct 26, 2008

    Birthday: Dec 20

    1 review by Chef Elaine C.

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    Reviewed Cod With Winter Vegetables
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    "There are much better ways to cook cod than this. It ended up tasting like boiled fish, which we found distasteful. The old-fashioned New England way is to top the cod loins or fillets with a mixture of Ritz cracker crumbs, olive oil or butter, enough to hold the crumbs together and bake until the fish isn't shiny on top and flakes easily. Do NOT ..."

    Feb 1, 2009 on Food.com

    Recipe #253807

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