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They (grayling) are supposed to be in the Milk River, but I've never seen any;most likely, they are hundreds of miles upstream, the headwaters....
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   Wow, great looking recipe!  
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Yellow ... Is there Saffron in dish ?
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Hi, Margi -
 
No, there is no saffron in this Dutch dish; if you look at Chris's comment, he explains the yellow colour here:
 
Originally posted by Chris Chris wrote:

eggyolks and cream, hence the nice yellow color in the second picture.
 
Both this dish and the Bergensk fiskesuppe look like wonderful, comforting northern European dishes that use egg yolks as a liason for velvety, creamy consistency ~ I'm looking forward to trying them both, and comparing them.
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Tas. Thanks for explanation. Looks lovely.
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This looks excellent, another added to the long list!
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