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Removing bones from shad before cooking is a difficult job. Shad
baked by this recipe can be eaten, bones and all, because the bones
will dissolve during baking.
Cut gashes about ¼ inch apart along both sides of shad (3 lb. or
larger) and place on large piece of foil. Sprinkle about 2
tablespoons of vinegar on fish. Surround fish with sliced onions and
sliced white potatoes. Place 4 slices of bacon on top of fish. Salt
and pepper to taste. Fold and seal aluminum foil and place in baking
pan in 300-degree oven. Bake at least 6 hours.
All the little bones will dissolve. Everything can be eaten except
the backbone.
Macon Quinerly’s recipe, contributed by Peggy Brown
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