Subj : you don't need a recipe!
To   : August Abolins
From : Dave Drum
Date : Mon Nov 28 2022 05:22:00

-=> August Abolins wrote to All <=-

AA> NATIONAL BESTSELLER - The debut cookbook from the popular New York
AA> Times website and mobile app NYT Cooking, featuring 100 vividly
AA> photographed no-recipe recipes to make weeknight cooking more inspired
AA> and deliciousfeaturing a convenient flexibound format.

Their blurb must mean "from this author". And Sam is a good editor - I
subscribe to NYT Cooking as an add-on to my regular on-line subscription
to the newspaper.

But in the 1960s my mother gifted me with "The New York Times Cookbook
by Craig Claiborne" dated 1961. I have adopted several favourite recipes
from it. This is the first one I made/adapted from that volume.

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     Title: Dave's Fish Parmesan
Categories: Seafood, Cheese, Sauces, Mushrooms
     Yield: 8 Servings

     2 lb Fish filets or steaks
    26 oz Jar Onofrio's Basilico sauce
          - or Marinara sauce *
          Salt & fresh black pepper
     1 lb Mozzarella or Provolone;
          - sliced or shredded
     1 lb Crimini/Swiss Brown button
          - mushrooms, cleaned, sliced
          - reserving 8 buttons
          Fresh grated or shaved
          - Parmesan cheese
     8 tb Butter; melted

 Set oven @ 425ºF/220ºC.

 Spread a thin layer of sauce over bottom of baking dish
 place a layer of firm whitefish filets on the sauce. Salt
 and pepper the fish. Sprinkle some sliced mushrooms over
 fish and place cheese in a layer over the mushrooms.
 Spread a layer of sauce over the cheese and repeat the
 fish, mushroom, cheese layers until the baking dish is
 near full or you run out of fish.

 Top the last layer with cheese, the remaining sauce in
 the jar and the 8 reserved mushroom buttons. Grate or
 shave Parmesan over until you are ashamed of yourself or
 until you run out of cheese.

 Drizzle the melted butter over the cheese and bake until
 fish is done - 15 to 20 minutes

 * Available from www.onofrios.com. Or you may use Rao's,
 Filippo Berio, Classico, etc.

 I like the addition of the basil in the Basilico sauce. If
 you don't care for basil with your fish use the straight
 marinara. - UDD

 Adapted from a NYT Cookbook recipe and served many times
 from Dirty Dave's Kitchen.

 MM Format by Dave Drum - 10 June 1997

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... "A man has got to know his limitations" -- Dirty Harry, philosopher
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