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In any case this person dislikes red mullet, replied the youth indifferently.
2
Next morning at breakfast came red mullet, quail, and tomato farcie.
3
The red lines on red mullet would remain in place.
4
The feature of the feast was unquestionably the red mullet.
5
Fenchurch had red mullet and said it was delicious.
6
When red mullet are abundant in fishmongers' shops, a fine mackerel season may be expected.
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Despite its association with the Med, red mullet is relatively common nowadays, and it deserves exploring.
8
He served red mullet livers, which he'd been stockpiling for months at the restaurant, with bruschetta and peas.
9
Melted into basil and tomato, it would accompany the red mullet we had just carefully filleted with tweezers.
10
We were served, as I recall too well, with tomato soup, red mullet, quail, tomato farcie, and cutlet.
11
They are fried whole, coated with flour, but at home I find it easier to pan-fry red mullet fillets.
12
Gone are the days when he used to boast an abundant catch of red lobster, sea urchin and red mullet.
13
I scorn your red mullet and your eels, and would far rather eat a nice little law suitlet cooked in the pot.
14
It was a very luxurious meal, comprising eggs, red mullet, game, and crawfish, with red and white Bordeaux wines and iced champagne.
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At luncheon came red mullet, quail, tomato farcie, and cutlet At dinner came tomato soup, red mullet, tomato farcie, quail, and cutlet.
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I'm sure the Hyley tea-parties were pleasanter than Mr. Sheldon's dinners, with those solemn City people, who can't exist without clear turtle and red mullet.
