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Fishy fish cakes with cumin sauce

or these cute fish cakes I combined two recipes from the Apicius cookbook. In the second chapter of the book, there is a recipe for seafood forcemeat, and in the first chapter, a recipe for cumin sauce for oysters and shellfish. These spicy Roman fish cakes

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