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Published 2021
We ate a lot of freshwater fish in Alsace. Salmon used to be plentiful in the rivers, as were crayfish, frog legs, and eel. This is a classic Alsatian way to prepare trout, though we could use many different freshwater fish, including perch, sandre (in the perch family), and pike.
Here a vinegar-based brine, heavily seasoned with spices common to the region—coriander, cumin, fennel—is poured hot over whole trout that has been floured and sautéed until nicely browned. And then it sit