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Folks,

Dux:

I thought all the fish were in snowy Denmark? Flat fish! One of my favorite fish for pan frying. I thought you called 'em sole over there? Maybe that is another flat fish? I attach a recipe called "Merry Old Sole" that is delicious though it is really for flounder.

I will show your catch to my grandson who is a born angler though he isn't doing much pond fishing these cold days. he will be impressed. It seems you have turned from birding to fishing.

Recipe Name: MERRY OLD SOLE
Category: SEAFOOD

2 Small Flounder fillets
1/8 Cup Chopped crabmeat
2 Medium Scallops
1/8 Cup Chopped shrimp
1/4 Cup Mozzarella cheese
Hollandaise sauce
As req Salt & Pepper to taste
As req Paprika


Place one fillet in baking dish. Cover with crabmeat, shrimp, scallops. Cover with cheese. Place 2nd fillet over everything and cover with hollandaise sauce. Sprinkle with paprika.

Bake uncovered in medium oven for 15 minutes.
Tip: To prevent a soggy dish, allow fish and seafood to dry prior to incorporating into dish.

This is reputed to be (with a few modern changes) a favorite final meal of 19th century condemned prisoners due to the rarity of the ingredients back then.

I have no knowledge of that particular extractor or the game it works with. It seems to be (as most are)for modding a specific game. It appears to be used to extract certain file(s) from a SF5 game directory. In my experience you run the extractor file and from within it you browse your game directory for a specific file that is in the form of an un-editable format. Extracting said file converts it into an editable (moddable) file format. Having made your changes you can then convert it back to the original format that the game can use from within the same extract program.