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Happy 4th and Summer Sun JULY: HAPPY 4TH AND SUMMER SUN There is no better place in the world to enjoy summer than Grosse Pointe. Spending the days with the sun shining while enjoying beautiful Lake St. Clair, one of our many clubs, golf courses, amazing parks, or strolling the shops and restaurants. It all

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brings a smile and daily joy. Especially this summer. The motivation to thrive after the past 12+ months is here. It has inspired introspection and appreciation that has motivated Grosse Pointe Lifestyle. Living in Grosse Pointe has been wonderful for my family. This Community has given us so much. Friends, family, memories, and a unique angle to live every day. We wanted to give something back and with the inspiration of honoring my parents, Tom and Fina Mattaliano, Grosse Pointe Lifestyle was the vehicle to serve this community. Their sacrifices and love live on with the daily heartbeat of our family. Speaking of light, none is brighter than my Editor, Paige Peabody. Is there anyone in Grosse Pointe that doesn’t know Paige! I can’t say enough about the energy and motivation she provides. Paige loves this community dearly and we are blessed to have someone like her in our Grosse Pointe Lifestyle family. I hope your summer is filled with much beauty and splendor. As your out and about enjoying Grosse Pointe, take a few moments to let the sun sink in and light up your mind to the inspirations in your life. It is amazing how much magnificence there is

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In this issue, we take some exciting adventures. We visit with the Stahl family to

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hear about their vintage car and auto memorabilia collection while following the “Great Race” they put together that spans across the country. In our Mackinac Island series, we take a summer escape to the Island where Jon

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INSIDE THE ISSUE JULY 2021

FEATURES 12 Mission Accomplished A Dentist's Cause

16 Summer Escape The Hotel Iroquois (Mackinac Series, part 2)

24 The Great Race Stahls Automotive Foundation

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34 Whitefish Summer Boil Recipe from Food & Wine, Ingredients from Fresh Farms Market

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Lifestyle Letter

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30 Water & Woods 33 Realty Report 34 Culinary Creations


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313 LACROSSE SUMMER CAMP The 313 Lacrosse Summer Camp is held annually at the Grosse Pointe Academy July 27-29th. The camp features a unique training experience for players of all levels (Boys K-12) on the grounds of this historic venue. Players will learn techniques and skills through concentrated training on the

The 97th consecutive running of the historic

vidual lacrosse skills as well as the importance of

Bayview Mackinac Race starts Saturday, July 24th

team play and sportsmanship.

on the shores of Lake Huron as sailors race their

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METROPOLITAN VARIETY STORE AND METROPOLITAN BAR & KITCHEN OPENING In Detroit's trendy West Village, a boutique neighborhood market, craft bar, and kitchen is opening. Sister projects Metropolitan Variety Store and Metropolitan Bar & Kitchen are set to open this

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2021 BAYVIEW MACKINAC RACE

field. The instructors put the focus on building indi-

way to Mackinac Island. Approximately 200 boats are expected to participate in the annual summer event with the faster boats projected to get to the Island Sunday evening and with rest of the fleet arriving in Monday and Tuesday. Atwater Brewery returns as a presenting sponsor. For more information or to track your favorite boat or follow the fleet during the race go to www.BYCMack.com.

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A DENTIST'S CAUSE

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WHEN NOT AT HIS OFFICE, DR. HORACIO FALCON TRAVELS TO THE DOMINICAN REPUBLIC ONCE A YEAR WITH 3 OTHER DENTISTS AND 20 OR MORE STUDENTS. They are in the Republic for about 4-5 days and treat approximately 200-300 patients. A few years back, he remembers a 6-year old that was in a great deal of pain and couldn't sleep. Dr. Falcon found a bump on the back of the boy's head and immediately sent him to the nearest hospital. The doctors found an abscess between the tissue and the skull. A few days later, the boy's grandmother approached Dr. Falcon and hugged him for saving her grandson's life. Dr. Falcon enjoys giving back since he feels fortunate to have the opportunity to do what he does. He also enjoys teaching his students about the disparities around the globe. He finds that these mission trips open the eyes of his students and allows them extensive surgical experience. Dr. Falcon has started a scholarship program through the University of Detroit, where he attended dental school, for those less fortunate. "It is fun when you can create opportunities for people,” Dr. Falco said in our interview. Dr. Falcon lives in Grosse Pointe with his wife, Christina, and 8, 4, and 7-month-old children. Falcon Dental Group is located at 20690 Vernier Road, Harper Woods, MI 48225, 313.884.3050, www.falcondentalgroup.com

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THE HOTEL IROQUOIS (MACKINAC SERIES, PART 2)

IN 2019, TRAVEL + LEISURE NAMED THE HOTEL IROQUOIS ONE OF THE TOP 5 RESORT HOTELS IN THE MIDWEST. Families who owned and loved the Hotel Iroquois preserved its history for 117-years. The McIntire family built the intimate boutique hotel into an authentic part of the Mackinac experience for many of those past years. Initially, the structure was a house built in 1902 by the Benjamins, blacksmiths on the island. When the Pooles purchased it in 1904, they used the original foundation to construct a hotel. Fifty years later, they sold the hotel to the McIntires – and that’s where the story begins. Alicia Poole and Margaret McIntire (the matriarch of the McIntire family, now 95-years-old and still active in the business) knew each other, and their relationship grew during visits to the hotel. When the Poole's decided to sell, they intended to "hand it down" to another family who loved it as much as they did. The McIntire's were their first choice.

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SUMMER ESCAPE (CONTINUED)

As Margaret McIntire prepares to retire, history repeats itself as the Iroquois is "handed down" to another family who will honor its traditions. Jon Cotton, a Grosse Pointe resident who stayed frequently at the hotel, purchased the Iroquois in 2020. Jon, 38, was president and chief operating officer of the state's largest Medicaid provider, Meridian Health, which sold in 2018. "I am committed to honoring the stewardship and legacy that Sam and Margaret McIntire gave to this hotel for the last 66 years," Jon said in a Free Press article. Margaret McIntire's grandson, Sam Barnwell, the hotel's general manager, said, "It was the perfect time for my family to pass along ownership of the Iroquois to another family. We've wondered about leaving this treasure to a new owner who would treat it well. When Jon Cotton spoke up, we knew we found that person." The McIntire's expanded the Iroquois by consistently putting their profits back into the hotel, and Jon is poised to do the same. Sam explained, “My family grew the hotel from 14 bedrooms to 45 bedrooms and suites and added the Carriage House Restaurant. My grandmother put quality and attention to detail into the Iroquois that made lasting memories for guests. With Jon’s stewardship, the hotel is investing in improvements we haven’t been able to do before. The first plan is to extend the waterfront into the lake about 140-feet by building a dock.” Hotel Iroquois embodies the romance that people come to find on Mackinac Island. The 130-feet of frontage on Lake Huron lures our guests to take lunch or dinner al fresco along the shore. The outdoor eating space is as large as the indoor space. Views from inside the glassed Carriage House Restaurant is

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equally captivating. Sam added, “Some guests love

robes are standard fare in every room. Even the

the restaurant so much that they try to duplicate

bathrooms are provisioned with premium amenities

the dining room in their own homes. When they

like lavender lime moisturizer and soap by Lather.

ask about the design style, I tell them we call it

The rooms are made up and refreshed twice a day

'Northern Michigan Lakeside.'"

when guests are away.

Conde Nast Traveler Magazine awarded Hotel

The suites truly enhance the charm of the

Iroquois a perfect 100 location points for its

Iroquois. The magnificent view from the multi-room

beautiful waterfront setting.

lighthouse suite on the fourth floor showcases the

The McIntire's regard for the fine points and their

Round Island Light, which is the lighthouse filmed

renowned sense of beauty carries through every

in the movie "Somewhere in Time." There's a second

aspect of the hotel, restaurant, and, of course, the

lighthouse in the Straits also visible from the suite

gardens filled with exclusive annuals, perennials,

that has fooled sailors into finishing the Bayview to

and shrubs of vibrant color.

Mackinac race at the wrong lighthouse. This year the

Each of the 45 rooms has similar but distinct decor and often diverse room layouts with custom

2021 race departs from Detroit on July 24th, with the winners arriving at Mackinac on the 25th or later.

furniture. All accommodations have either king or

Chef Greg Murphy of the Carriage House

queen beds. Premium amenities like Forette pillow

Restaurant prepares classic American menus that

mist and luxurious Matouk towels, bed linens, and

introduce the region's freshest, locally sourced CONTINUED >

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SUMMER ESCAPE (CONTINUED)

ingredients, like lake trout and Michigan whitefish. One of the favorite Carriage House meals island-wide is the center-cut filet mignon. Dinner is accompanied by live piano music every evening. Recognized as the island for the making and eating of delectable fudge, the Iroquois makes homemade fudge sauce to top ice cream and cakes for dessert. A stay at the Hotel Iroquois includes a complimentary breakfast that’s not easy to forget. Homemade lemon blueberry muffins and pastries are among the delights served each morning. "During the covid quarantine, places on the island were still open, including the Hotel Iroquois,” Sam said. “We made it through the year with no covid cases in our staff. We’ve also maintained all of our staff during the transition; they play a large part in what makes our service award-winning." According to Sam, this summer is booking up fast, and scheduling has begun for the 2022 season. One of Sam’s tips is that the best time to visit the Iroquois is late August and September to enjoy the stunning autumn colors. Part of the enchantment of the island is that cars are not allowed in this four-square-mile space. The best way to explore the island is by walking, bicycling, or riding in horse-drawn carriages. The concierge at the hotel Iroquois can arrange horseback riding, private carriage tours, and other activities. Another uniqueness that many people don’t realize is that 82% of Mackinac Island is a state park, and it’s the first state park in the U.S. Exploring the hiking trails is an exciting way to see all of the island and experience new adventures. Forty-five rooms await you, each different from the other, where you can view the lake and surroundings or take a walk into the hustle and bustle of Main Street attractions and shopping. If you haven’t been to the Hotel Iroquois, it's a step into the past and breathtakingly romantic. Hotel Iroquois, 7485 Main Street Mackinac Island, Michigan 49757, 906.847.3321, iroquoishotel.com

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Guardian Angel was brought to Sarah’s attention by Mary Lamparter, another Grosse Pointe resident and Regional Coordinator of Michigan Guardian Angel Service Dogs. Sarah says her father-inlaw fell madly in love with the whole concept of these wonderful dogs helping veterans. “Both my father and brother are veterans, and we have many more family members who have served or are serving today,” says Ted. Sarah’s father, John Wilbourn, is also a veteran, which inspired WHILE GROWING UP RIGHT OUTSIDE OF DETROIT, TED STAHL

her passion for bringing awareness to the Guardian Angel Medical

COULDN’T HELP BUT BE INFLUENCED BY THE “MOTOR CITY.”

Service Dogs. So far, for this charity alone, the foundation has raised

His love of automobiles, specifically unique, vintage automobiles,

well over $75,000 to train three medical service dogs. This year, the

inspired him to start a collection of favorites. Soon after, he opened a

fundraiser will be held in November.

museum in order to share his passion and to foster an appreciation

Autism Awareness is also a major focus of Stahls Automotive

of history and the cars that contributed to the automobiles of today.

Foundation, which hosts an annual “Autos for Autism” event to support

“Each car in the museum was chosen based on the engineering

the Ted Lindsay Foundation, an organization dedicated to research

achievements that made it an important part of the evolution of the

and education programs focusing on the cause and management of

automobile,” says his daughter-in-law, Sarah Stahl. Ted and his fam-

Autism Spectrum Disorder. Look for this fundraiser this summer.

ily’s mission is “to educate, motivate and inspire young people with

“We think it’s a very prevalent issue in this day and time with our

a passion and appreciation for vintage vehicles and help them to

children in schools, and we want to bring awareness and offer hope

understand their contribution to the development of the car industry

and options for these children,” says Sarah. “A lot of times children

as well as their impact on society, history, and everyday life.”

with autism or Asperger’s are academically brilliant and very intui-

What started out as a small personal collection has grown tremendously over the years and now consists of more than 125

tive and are drawn to the automotive industry. The mechanics of old vehicles are really intriguing to them.”

vehicles, which are on display at the Stahls’ Automotive Museum

Before the pandemic, the Stahls would also host an annual char-

in Chesterfield. Since there are so many, exhibits are constantly

ity hockey event, “Power Play For Heroes.” Sarah says this was

changing so repeat visitors will be able to enjoy a new and exciting

an intense yet friendly game between Redwing Alumni and Team

experience each time. They will also be able to view a collection of

Stahls’, consisting of employees and family members.

gas pumps, oil cans, road signs, and car-related accessories from the 1920s, 30s, 40s, and 50s. An amazing collection of mechanical music machines dating from

Ted has also taken his love and passion for vintage cars to the next level with the Great Race, a vintage car rally consisting of about 125 cars. CONTINUED >

the early 20th century can also be found inside, such as the gigantic Mortier 97 key dance organ built in Belgium in 1922, as well as a Wurlitzer theatre pipe organ built-in 1923. Stahls Automotive Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, was founded by Ted in 2005 to preserve, restore and exhibit specific vintage vehicles of the 20th century for educational purposes, and to also give back to the community in a meaningful way. Over the years, this foundation has raised incredible amounts of money for veterans, an autism awareness organization, and other various charities. “The Stahls Automotive Foundation honors veterans and their service annually with an open house at the Stahls’ Automotive Museum,” says Sarah, who is involved with many of its fundraising events. “It also raises support, awareness, and funds for Michigan’s Disabled American Veterans and Guardian Angel Medical Service Dogs, which trains medical service dogs for veterans in need.”

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THE GREAT RACE (CONTINUED)

stop offered racers a chance to peruse the famous BMW Museum in Greer County, SC, just before finishing in Greenville. “There really is no way to visit and cover as much of the United States ground as one does except through

“The Great Race is a timed, controlled-speed, endurance rally based on precision driving and navigation skills.”

the Great Race,” says Brett Stahl, Ted’s oldest son and Sarah’s husband. “It’s also a great way for families or a group of people to cheer each other on and celebrate the victories,” says Sarah. “At the end of the day, the race concludes in a different city, and those following along can come and see how everyone did. It’s a lot of fun to have the family experience where the children can be a part of it. The racers and their families and friends have an opportunity to spend an afternoon at certain national parks.” As sponsors and participants of the Great Race,

“These cars range from the early 1900s to as new as 1974,” says Sarah.

Stahls’ joined the Vintage Car Rally Association (VCRA), which

“The Great Race is a timed, controlled-speed, endurance rally based on

donated over $1 million to autism programs around the United States.

precision driving and navigation skills.”

It also joined forces with Hagerty Drivers Club, the RPM Foundation,

Ted and his wife Mary started their Great Race adventure in 2012,

a member of America’s Automotive Trust, and Hemmings Motor

and since then each of their seven children has continued to partic-

News to support the student division X-Cup team towards automo-

ipate in the cross country, ten-day adventure. Throughout the years,

tive scholarships and grants.

participants in the Great Race have traveled north to south, east to

On behalf of Team Stahl, Sarah, a local Grosse Pointe artist, cre-

west, or vice versa, covering all states (except for Alaska and Hawaii),

ated an incredible 18 x 24 2021 “Great Race Route” painting that was

parts of Canada, and most of the national parks.

auctioned off at the beginning of this year's race. All proceeds benefit

This year, from June 18th through the 27th, the route began in San

the X-Cup students and their future automotive endeavors. Sarah was

Antonio, TX, and followed a 2,300-mile route through Oklahoma,

especially excited to support the youthful X-Cup teams because of the

Missouri, Kentucky, West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina

passion her 19 year old son Noah has majoring in Automotive and

before finishing up in Greenville, SC, where the RPM Foundation

working full time at a local service station. In the Great Race, Noah

was on hand to announce the X-Cup Division Winners, Scholarship

is the Navigator of a 1941 Packard, while his father Brett is the driver.

Awards, and Team Choice award.

For more information on Stahls Automotive Foundation, and to see

“X-Cup has provided the youth of America the opportunity to learn

amazing pictures of Ted’s collection, go to https://www.stahlsauto.com.

first-hand about vintage vehicles and to travel to every corner of the

And, to sign up for the Great Race next year and/or follow along, click

United States and parts of Canada while involved in a friendly com-

on www.greatrace.com or call 586.749.1078.

petition,” says Great Race Director, Jeff Stumb. “The Great Race Team always goes the extra mile when designing the route layout from year to year,” says Sarah. “In addition to organizing the lunch and evening events at a different city each day, they also attempt to incorporate some culture, sightseeing, and visits to monumental, historical locations. This year the start of the race began at the Alamo. Then the adventure continued, allowing racers to experience The Superman statue at Metropolis, IL, then over towards the Mississippi River at Cape Girardeau in Missouri. “Traveling further east, racers crossed the New River Gorge Bridge, which is over 3000 feet in length. If that wasn’t enough, racers zipped over, up, down and around the Appalachian Mountains, crossing through to Race City USA in Mooresville, NC. One final

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“Each car in the museum was chosen based on the engineering achievements that made it an important part of the evolution of the automobile.”

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ROCKY MOUNTAIN NATIONAL PARK Rocky Mountain National Park includes majestic mountains, abundant wildlife, incredible hiking trails and so much more. Popular activities include fishing, hiking, riding horses and bikes and enjoying the spectacular views. Wintertime brings cross-country skiing, snowshoeing and sledding. Watching wildlife, such as bighorn sheep, elk, moose and mule deer, is a popular activity as well.

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YOSEMITE NATIONAL PARK Located in California’s Sierra Nevada Mountains, Yosemite National Park boasts giant sequoia trees, breathtaking waterfalls, vast meadows and more. The park is home to unique rock formations like El Capitan, Half Dome and Glacier Point. Gaze in awe at Yosemite’s thousands of waterfalls, including Yosemite Falls, Ribbon Fall and Wapama Falls.

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YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK Yellowstone’s 2.2 million acres include colorful hot springs, awe-inspiring waterfalls, fascinating mudpots, explosive geysers, diverse wildlife and more. It is home to more hot springs and geysers than anywhere else on Earth. The oldest and largest herd of bison in the country lives at Yellowstone, as well as elk, wolves and grizzly bears.

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BRYCE CANYON NATIONAL PARK Bryce Canyon National Park, located in southwestern Utah, is home to the world’s largest concentration of hoodoos on Earth. With its fascinating landscape composed of hoodoos, horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters and whimsical limestone rock formations, a visit to Bryce Canyon is often likened to a visit to another planet. This stunning landscape, formed by wind, water and snow, draws hikers, rock climbers, photographers, stargazers and cross-country skiers.

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GLACIER NATIONAL PARK Glacier National Park is located on the border of Canada and the United States and is often referred to as the “Crown of the Continent.” Visitors will find more than 700 glacial lakes and many hiking trails, ranging in difficulty from easy to strenuous. Going-to-the-Sun Road, known as one of the most spectacular scenic drives in the country, is a paved, two-lane highway that divides the park into east and west regions.

6. ZION NATIONAL PARK Zion National Park’s colorful sandstone cliffs, lush plateaus covered in pine and junipers, narrow canyons, the Virgin River, plus seeps, springs and waterfalls are just some of the scenic wonders here. One of Zion’s most popular hikes is known as the Narrows, the slimmest section of Zion Canyon. Other popular attractions include the Zion Canyon Scenic Drive, Angels Landing, Observation Point and Canyon Overlook Trail. CityLifestyle.com/GrossePointe

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REALTY REPORT REALTY REPORT

NEIGHBORHOOD

GROSSE POINTE

ORIGINAL PRICE

SOLD PRICE

%SOLD/ORIG

DOM

BDRMS

BATHS

19965 Emory

$499,000

$504,000

99%

12

4

3.1

762 Bedford

$485,000

$510,000

95%

4

4

3.2

704 Pemberton

$529,000

$520,000

102%

13

4

3.1

569 Fisher

$485,000

$525,000

108%

9

4

2.1

965 Westchester

$524,900

$525,000

100%

-

5

3.1

19811 Wedgewood

$535,000

$565,000

106%

5

4

2.1

222 Kenwood

$575,000

$575,000

100%

-

4

2.1

757 Sheldon

$565,000

$585,000

104%

16

4

3

1071 Balfour

$599,000

$590,000

98%

24

4

2.2

861 Washington

$615,000

$599,000

97%

109

4

2.1

280 GP Blvd

$650,000

$600,000

92%

98

3

3

60 Sunningdale

$700,000

$625,000

89%

44

5

3.1

1100 Devonshire

$650,000

$650,000

100%

48

5

3.2

527 University

$639,900

$654,000

102%

3

4

2.1

131 Lothrop

$699,400

$665,000

95%

33

3

3

180 Merriweather

$668,000

$673,500

101%

5

4

2.1

821 Trombley

$699,000

$675,000

97%

131

5

3.2

66 Colonial

$695,000

$675,000

97%

58

5

5.1

920 Bedford

$699,900

$680,000

97%

1

5

3.1

702 Lakepointe

$699,000

$682,500

98%

92

5

4.1

Information obtained through Realcomp Multiple Listing Service

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CULINARY CREATIONS

THIS AUTHENTIC, SCALED-DOWN VERSION OF DOOR COUNTRY'S FISH BOIL COMES FROM SUSAN HERRMANN LOOMIS'S "CLAMBAKES AND FISH FRIES" (WORKMAN) AND FEATURES THE USUAL RED POTATOES AND LOCAL WHITEFISH, PLUS ONIONS. "I've tried the same recipe with striped bass and to good effect," says fish-boil enthusiast Peter Kaminsky. "Lake trout, salmon, even bluefish are also good candidates for the boiling pot."

WHITEFISH SUMMER BOIL STEP 1 Scrub 1 1/2 pounds medium red potatoes and peel 8 small onions, leaving the stem ends intact. In a large stockpot, combine the potatoes and onions and add about 2 quarts of water, enough

RECIPE FROM FOOD & WINE, INGREDIENTS FROM FRESH FARMS MARKET

to cover the vegetables by 2 inches. Stir in 2 tablespoons kosher salt and bring to a boil over high heat. Partially cover the pot and cook until the potatoes are almost tender when pierced with a fork, about 15 minutes. STEP 2 Arrange four 1/2-pound whitefish steaks in a single layer on top of the vegetables; don’t worry if they aren’t covered with water. Partially cover the pot again, lower the heat to moderate, and

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cook until the whitefish flakes easily when tested with a fork, about 10 minutes longer. + 1 1/2 pounds medium red potatoes + 8 small onions

STEP 3 Using a slotted spoon, transfer the whitefish to a large,

+ 2 tablespoons kosher salt

warm platter. Spoon the potatoes and onions around the fish.

+ Four 1/2-pound whitefish steaks

Sprinkle with 2 tablespoons finely chopped fresh flat-leaf pars-

+ 2 tablespoons finely chopped

ley and a generous amount of freshly ground pepper. Serve

fresh flat-leaf parsley + Freshly ground pepper

the fish and vegetables with melted unsalted butter and lemon wedges alongside.

+ Melted unsalted butter (for serving) + Lemon wedges (for serving)

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