Beyond Lox

There are other smoked fish to try—with bagels or on toast points accompanies by Champagne
Sam Gugino
Issue: November 30, 2001

When you walk into Russ & Daughters, the immaculate smoked fish emporium on New York's Lower East Side, you see glistening, smoked whitefish, chubs, sturgeon, mackerel, trout, sable, bluefish and tuna all lined up in neat rows, like soldiers ready to march in a parade.

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