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Nish-Speaking Eileen and Lloyd Petersen like their fresh - not surprising since they were born of Danish arents

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Nish-Speaking Eileen and Lloyd Petersen like their fresh - not surprising since they were born of Danish arents

Date7/3/1977

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Innell, Reg, 1926-2018 (photographer)

Toronto Star (Firm) (publisher)

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Original Toronto Star caption: Nish-Speaking Eileen and Lloyd Petersen like their fresh - not surprising since they were born of Danish arents. Scandinavian cuisine depends on fish - the fresher the better - which the Petersens; above; buy from Dominic Celantano; one of St. Lawrence Market's fish vendors. Favored fish are salmon; herring and cod. Mrs. Petersen follows her mother's custom of making everything from fresh products. Among her favorite dishes is stuffed pork loin (recipe below) which she serves with browned potatoes.

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