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Fog Horn
February 2011
Volume 7, Issue 2
THE UNION
CHAPEL’S 2011
CABARET
On January 29th, over 80 people
packed the Union Chapel for its
fifth CABARET. Part of the
Church's "Wilder Mission" of community outreach, the Cabaret is a
night of great food, mingling with
friends, meeting new people,
laughter, clapping and wonder.
Started in 2006 by Rev Rosemary
Baue and the Deacons, the first
Cabaret showcased island talent
and created an evening of entertainment for the island. The show
took on a life of its own and became a looked- forward -to winter
event, now supported by the whole
community.
This winter, a year of snow, ice,
wind and brrrr..., people were
ready for a good time.
Another delicious dinner was generously prepared by Eliana Spinola
assisted by Janio Spinola, Jan
Cook, Laura Edwards, Nina
Schmid, Louisa Evans and Diane
Dexter. The Tables were set up
and decorated by Gail Cypherd,
with flowers provided by Jay
Scanlan.
curtsy. She was followed by Diane
Dexter, singing a beguiling "I can't
say No‖ to a cowboy grabbed from
the audience, aka Bill Reed. Later
in the show, Diane and her rubber
ducky entertained everyone in the
audience. In a bathtub full of bubbles, they splished, splashed and
set up a contagious rhythm.
Directed by Cynthia Riley, the
2011 Cabaret featured familiar
faces and new ones...all performing in "The Dancing Flamingo
Nightclub".
Miggie and Barry Bryan were engaging as they tap danced and
sang "Me and My Shadow" a reprise of their 2006 performance.
Verana Brooks stunned the audience with her magic show. A natural showman she performed her
magic with assistants Amy
Macaluso, Francesca Pederson,
Tim Patterson and Sara Rafferty.
This year's show featured for the
very first time, the RAISINETTE'S
(Nina Schmid and Tim Patterson)
with the Raisinette Runners (Ann
Banks and Kelly Pangman), the
Raisin sign master (Emily Peabody) and messages from the audience.
The RAISINETTE'S were dancing
to the beat of the Marvin Gaye's
"You heard it on the Grapevine".
Dressed in garbage bags and
tights, the Raisinette's goal was
to raise money for the Union
Chapel, while the audience was
on alert for flying Raisinette
packages, supplied with thanks
by Billy Bloethe.
Patrons (performers) of THE
DANCING FLAMINGO NIGHTCLUB began with Jessica
Scroxton, who wowed the audience with "The Rose"; her
standing ovation went on so
long she had to take a second
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ISLAND HEALTH PROJECT NEWS RELEASE
The Island Health Project regrets to announce that Dr. Frank will be leaving us later
this year. Under Dr Frank’s direction the standard of medical care on the Island has
greatly increased over the last six years and for this we thank her. After much consideration she and her family are making plans to move to New Orleans to begin a new
chapter in their lives and IHP wishes them well. They have become a part of our Island community and will all be greatly missed. Island Health would like to assure the
community that it has begun the process to find her replacement and continue the
standard of care she has set.
ISLAND COMMUNITY
BOARD
P.O. Box 464 Fishers Island, NY. 06390
Tel: 631-788-7990
Email: ficommunityboard@gmail.com
2011 MEETING DATES:
AGENDAS & DIAL-IN INFO WILL BE POSTED
Tuesday February 8th 5:00 PM Conference Call
Tuesday March 8th 5:00 PM Conference Call
AN IMPORTANT NOTICE FROM
FISHERS ISLAND FIRE DISTRICT
Due to the excessive snowfall that we are
experiencing, the Fishers Island Fire District would like to remind homeowners to
please make sure that your driveways are
accessible to emergency vehicles.
Tuesday April 12th 5:00 PM Conference Call
Friday May 6th 5:00 PM Meeting
Sat May 28th 4:30 PM Meeting (Memorial Day weekend)
Friday June 24th 5:00 PM Meeting
Friday July 29th 5:00 PM Meeting
Friday August 26th 5:00 PM Meeting
Friday September 30th 5:00 PM Meeting
If your driveways is not currently being
plowed, it is important that you make arrangements with your caretaker, contractor and/or landscaper to have this done.
Thank you in advance for your attention
to this matter.
Sat October 8th 4:30 PM Meeting
Tuesday Nov 8th 5:00 PM Conference Call
Tuesday December 13th 5:00 PM Conference Call
All meetings are held at the Island Community Center
unless noted.
The Commissioners of the
Fishers Island Fire District
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Church
Winter Mass times are 5:00 pm on Saturday evening and 10:00 am Sunday morning
The Rosary is recited in the Parish Rectory on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings at 7:00 am.
All are welcome!
Anyone needing the immediate assistance of a priest should contact Rev. Joseph Castaldi at St. Joseph’s Rectory in
New London, CT; the phone number is 860-443-5393
For Mass intentions and prayer requests for those who are ill or in need, contact Patty Faulkner on Fishers Island—
631-788-7863.
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“SNOW” FUN ON FISHERS
The FI School held a SNOW BLAST competition after school one day, contestants had 20 minutes to
build a Snowman or Snowwoman. The winners were awarded prizes that were donated by Toppers Ice
Cream, The Ten Pin Galley and Island Hardware. Awards were given for ―Most Appealing‖, ―School Spirit
Award‖, ―Most Original‖, ―Classic Snowman‖, ―Firefighter Award‖, ―Smallest‖ and ―Most Resourceful‖ The
judges were Sharon Patterson and Gary Vollinger.
Like the rest of the world we have had a unusually high amount of snow, look at some Fishers Landmarks
blanketed in snow below.
Thank you to FI School and Melie Spofford for the photos.
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Welcome to
HOLD THE DATE
www.thebeachplum.com !!
for the 2011 school spring musical
Its FINALLY here!
"Twisted Oklahoma"
You can now shop at The Beach Plum
all winter long.
April 8 5:00 PM
April 9 1:30 PM
Tryouts-Females February 22
Tryouts- Males February 23
Rehearsals begin February 28th
details will be posted in the school
FI SCHOOL VIKINGS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE
Boys:
Girls:
2/9/11 at Rocky Hill 3:45 PM
2/5/11 at Wheeler 12:30 PM
3/1/11 at St. Thomas Moore 3:00 PM
2/12/11 Tournament at Griswold ALL DAY
3/5/11 Tournament at Oxford ALL DAY
2/16/11 at Rocky Hill 3:45 PM
Come on out and support our Vikings!
Boys: AJ, Shazoen, Michael D, Andrew, Aaron, Erik, Garret, CJ, Joe, Nosh, Mike R,
Rob, Tim, Jake, Ian, Ben, James, Aiden, Connor and Mike P
Girls: Claudia, Olivia C, Shelby, Hannah, Sarah, Olivia B, Amber, Molly, Ivy, Margaux,
Samantha, Ana Rose, Jennifer and Lily.
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Senior Lunch January 2011
Attendees to the January 20, 2011 senior luncheon were greeted by yellow, white and blue table decorations prepared by Ellen Pickett and Ann
Banks. The flowers were donated by Jay Scanlan. Everyone delighted in
the spring theme and the breath of fresh air they brought to the snowy winter atmosphere.
A delicious chicken dinner was prepared by the island based Fishers Island Ferry staff. It was fitting that the food was chicken, since the featured
program was all about Chickens... Fishers Island Chickens. The speaker
was Pierce Rafferty, Director of the H.L. Ferguson museum. Pierce's talk
on the rise and fall of the Poultry business on Fishers Island was incredibly
informative and sometimes humorous. Accompanied by pictures, maps,
newspaper reports and extensive research, all in attendance were thrilled
to learn so much about the island's history.
One attendee summed it up best, "That was fascinating!"
It really was.
FI SCHOOL NEWS RELEASE
The Fishers Island School and community proudly announce that Lauren Staples is an accepted student in the regionally competitive ―Avery Point Marine Scholars Program‖. The purpose of this program is to provide high school juniors
from the region with unique opportunities to strengthen their interests in Marine Science through faculty mentoring and
exposure to the college learning environment. The program is designed to award up to ten nominated recipients from
area high schools a position in the program.
The program consists of six Coastal Perspective Lectures held evenings during the spring semester at UCONN’S Avery
Point campus. Students are responsible for the submission of reaction papers following each lecture. In addition, participants also take part in a three-week Project Oceanography Marine Science camp in the summer following the seminars; and are provided an optional opportunity for a research project with Avery Point faculty during the recipient’s senior year in high school.
Lauren Staples is a Junior at the Fishers Island School and a resident of East Lyme, Ct. She is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Gary Staples of East Lyme, Ct.
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FROM THE HISTORY BOOKS 1942
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Cabaret continued
Side". Taking off his hat and wig,
he...well, you had to be there. Oswad
New to the Cabaret stage was 6th
Nawaz, a 5th grader delighted the
grader Amy Macaluso whose clear
audience with his original "child approvoice rang out, stilling the audience
with the simple beauty of a piece from priate" puppet story.
Italian opera. Back again was FranSandy Towle, our flamboyant piano
cesca Pedersen, a junior high student, player supported the performance
who sang the lovely and very moving, once again. Sandy opened the show
"I'm not that Girl" from Wicked.
with some 1940's favorite hits, and
then broke into "Cabaret".
Gary Vollinger surprised not only the
(Con’t from page 1.)
Thank yous also to John Doucette
who plowed extra parking spaces out
of a snow bank, and Bob and Jamie
Rogers who sanded the parking lot,
the Community Center and Island
Hardware who let us borrow "stuff" for
the set.
But a special thank you must be extended to the wonderful audience, and
audience, but his wife, with a well writ- Then the entire cast and the crew wel- to all the people who jumped in when
ten blues ballad for Pastor Pam. His
comed the audience
the show was over and helped restore
original lyrics were augmented with
the sanctuary and common room and
with ―Cabaret‖ She also accompanied
his harmonica and percussion assiskitchen to their intended purpose.
performers and this year also sang
tance from Chris Macaluso. Sara
Dishes were washed and dried, tables
"Lullaby to Broadway" with the entire
Rafferty, an ever popular and powercleared, chairs stacked, sanctuary
company joining her on the Chorus.
fully dynamic entertainer, took the aufurniture back
dience to new heights of laughter, pat- Crew for the show: Cynthia Riley, Tim in its place. It
tering along with ad libs and knocking Patterson, Ann Banks, Kelly Pangwas truly a
out 2 Broadway hits, "I'm Gonna
man, Emily Peabody, Laura Edwards, wonderful
Wash That Man Out of My Hair" and " Sarah Porter, Tawyna Eastman.
community
Where or When".
night!
Pastor Pam was front and center in
Tim Patterson convulsed the audience the audience, laughing and clapping
with his hysterical version of "Side by also generously hosted the cast party.
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IPP ARTS AND CRAFTS FAIR
OK... so it's snowing! But you are dreaming of summertime on beautiful Fishers Island...and hosting an artistic house guest!
Island People's Project will have their annual craft fairs on a Saturday, July and Saturday in August (dates
still to be determined).
Wouldn't it be a great time to invite your artistic friends for a visit to Fishers?! Have your guest arrive on the
Friday night boat, so they will have time to set up for the Saturday craft fair (9-12). Once the fair is over,
treat your guest to lunch, the beach, tennis, or golf! Then, simply send them home on the Saturday evening
boat.
YOU will be so happy to have your guest for the night, and your guest will love visiting you and Fishers Island, while showcasing (and selling!) his/her arts and crafts!
IPP, and the everyone on Fishers Island will love the exposure to new and exciting art vendors, while still
enjoying our favorite local artists! And, the table fee is only $25.00 for adults, and $5.00 for kids!
If you or your artistic house guests have any questions, please email Sarah Upson supson@optonline.net
Stay warm with toasty thoughts of and Isabella breeze!
Cheers,
Sarah
FISHERS ISLAND FERRY DISTRICT
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
MEETING SCHEDULE 2011
Tuesday, March 1
4:30 PM
Tuesday, April 5
1:45 PM New London
Tuesday, May 3
4:30 PM
Tuesday June 7
4:30 PM
Tuesday, July 5
4:30 PM
Tuesday, August 2
4:30 PM
Friday, August 19
6:00 PM Annual Budget Mtg
Tuesday, September 6
4:30 PM
Tuesday, October 4
1:45 PM New London
Tuesday, November 1
4:30 PM
Tuesday, December 6
4:30 PM
Thank you for all the interest
and activity in 2010.
Meetings are held at the
Happy 2011
Fishers Island Community Center, unless
noted.
Bagley and Jim Reid
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Library News:
Adult Book Discussions:
February 21-7:00 PM, "Snow Treasure" by Marie
ICE SKATING AT
CONNECTICUT COLLEGE
McSwigan
March 21-7:00 PM, "The Widow's War" by Sally
Gunning
April ?- 7:00 PM Book discussion with High School
Students- book and date TBD
May 16-7:00 PM, "At Home: A Short History of Private
Life" by Bill Bryson
Additional Book discussions with High School students,
book and date to be determined
Screenwriter Seminar Dates and events:
Feb 8, Feb 22, March 1, March 8, March 15th 4:45PM 6:30PM, held in the English Classroom at School. Cosponsored by the Library and IPP in cooperation with FI
School.
Connecticut College has public skating Sunday afternoons from two to four o’clock. January 30, the Fishers Island Boyz and Girls Groups sponsored a trip to
the rink. Twelve adults and twenty kids were able to
join us for ice time! Although the session started with
a few falls and wobbly legs, some helping hands
were able to get the amateurs around the rink. After
the zamboni re-surfaced the ice, everyone was skating like a pro! Special thanks to our drivers Greg Cypherd, Jamie Doucette, James Hall, Amy Snyder,
Louis Frank, Amy Snyder, Dan Hornstein. The Boyz
and Girls Clubs would also like to thank Helen Rozwadowski and Dan Hornstein for hosting us at there
home for pizza and beverages! Stay tuned for our
next winter fun expedition.
Fishers Island School
Feb 18th, Friday, 5:00- 6:30 Screenwriter Finale. Island
adults, teens and children read scripts written by screenwriter students. Appetizers served.
is pleased to bring
BUBBLEMANIA
FEBRUARY 25, 2011 2:10PM-3:00PM
"Science, Art and Comedy"
SUPPORT FI GIRLS GROUP!
is open to the public, age 5-105
CHEESE OR PEPPERONI PIZZA $10.00
In the morning, Casey Carle, world famous bubbleologist will conduct bubble workshops with elementary
students.
MONDAY MARCH 7TH
AT THE SCHOOL
PICK UP OR DELIVERY FROM 4-6PM
ORDER NOW:
After school, high school students will have a chance
to learn some cool, wacky science with Casey Carle.
Bubblemania was first brought to the island by The FI
Library and IPP. The school is thankful to these fine
organizations for their contacts and commitment to
educational and cultural enrichment.
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Send your photos, announcements, articles
and other submissions to
ficommunityboard@gmail.com
or you can mail them to:
FI Community Center
P.O. Box 464, Fishers Island, NY 06390
You can also drop them off at the
Island Community Center.
A SPECIAL THANK YOU
FI School students and staff
extend a warm thank you to
Joe Brock for his Carrot Cake recipe and
Eliana Spinola for her Chocolate Roll recipe.
Everyone learned something and...
we got to eat some really yummy
stuff...
Thank you for your time, supplies
and sharing helpful baking tips.
Sound Medical Associates at Fishers Island
Island Health Project, Inc.
Maria Frank, M.D. and Christopher Ingram, M.D.
FI Office Telephone: 631-788-7244
FI Office Fax:
631-788-7968
WINTER OFFICE HOURS:
Monday – Friday– 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
For URGENT medical situations outside of REGULAR
OFFICE HOURS, the doctor on call my be contacted
by dialing:
FROM A FI LAND LINE—1-942-9647
FROM A CELL PHONE—1-631-942-9647.
FOR EMERGENCIES, please dial 911.
From a cell call 631-765-2600
and describe your location.
Reminder: You MUST bring your insurance card and pay
your co-pay at the time of service. If a patient has no insurance, payment in full is due at the time of your visit. Cash,
checks or credit cards are accepted.
Veterinarian on Island
Dr. Mark Sminkey, Veterinarian will be
on the Island in April from 9:00 to 1:00.
For more information or to schedule an
appointment
please contact
Cynthia Riley 7887178
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Please give us a call for all of your Island real estate questions.
We handle both sales and rentals and are gearing up for
Summer 2011.
Box 475 Fishers Island, NY 06390
631.788.7882
www.mysticislerealty.com
Bagley and Jim Reid
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February Gardening
Tips from Melie
A glorious spring is a bonus we may
have from this seemingly endless
winter. Dormant plants love wintering
under a thick blanket of snow; it
keeps them from heaving and is a
constant source of water, resulting in
a healthy plant provided the March
winds on Fishers Island are not too
cold and damaging.
away bugs that might be hiding. A
spray of insecticidal soap will also
help and a dose of plant food will encourage new growth and blooms.
February is the time my begonia
plants bloom along with some of my
camellias and bougainvilleas. You
can also start to bring in bulbs that
you have forced; it usually takes
about a month for them to bloom
once inside.
diagonal. If you have received roses,
dip the cut stems in hot water for a
minute or two and then put the flowers in cold water. A number of garden experts recommend putting 1
aspirin, 1 Tablespoon of sugar and ½
Tablespoon of bleach in 24oz of water to encourage roses to last. Happy
Valentines Day!
Mid winter is also a time when people
receive cut flowers, especially around
Now that it is February, we are beValentines Day. Make sure your
ginning to enjoy ten hours of daylight vases are clean; a quick wash with a
and that starts the growing season. It bit of Clorox or vinegar in warm water
is time to take a good look at your
will clean the vases. A cut lemon
houseplants to see how they are
rubbed on a watermark will help regrowing. Often, it is a good idea to
move it. Once the vase is clean, you
give them a shower; either in your
can arrange your flowers. All leaves
shower or in the kitchen sink if you
that will be under water should be
have a spray attachment. It will get rid removed and a new cut should be
of dust on their leaves and wash
made at the end of the stem on the
FUN FACTS FROM THE H.L. FERGUSON MUSEUM
WILL BREED FROGS
At a time when several committees are examining the possibilities of new economic activity that might
bring about an increase in Island population, it may be instructive to
visit the outer limits of E.M. & W. Ferguson’s farm operation in the
late 1890s. The Day released the following story in their August 18,
1898 issue: ―WILL BREED FROGS – New Industry Started by the
Fishers Island Fergusons. The Messrs. Ferguson continue improving
their farm property on Fishers Island by doing original things there.
Recently several of the ponds on the island were stocked with large
frogs. One of the most delectable things these days—so considered
at least by a great many people—are frogs legs. These can be
served in several ways, and in large restaurants they are in great
demand. Frogs breed very rapidly and by another year there will be
plenty of sport for the Fergusons and their friends shooting frogs.
Frog shooting is one of the best things in the life of a sportsman.‖
The article continued with a report about a parallel effort to breed
Shetland ponies on the island. By August 1898, fifty Shetland mares
had already been imported for breeding purposes with the intention
of having stock for market ready by the following year. Unfortunately,
we have been unable to find restaurant reviews of the joys of eating
Fishers Island frog’s legs, or accounts of Fishers Island sportsmen
stalking jumbo Island frogs. However, several images of young Fergusons posing on Shetland ponies have survived in the photography
collection of the Henry L. Ferguson Museum.
Generic Non-F.I. Jumbo Frogs for Illustration Purposes Only
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Hours of Operation
Exercise Classes at the Center
Monday- 4:45
Cardio for beginner-intermediate
Tuesday- 4:45
Cardio for beginner-intermediate
Weds- 11:00am
Gentle Yoga for beginners
Weds-4:45
Cardio for beginner-intermediate
Sunday-11:30am
Cardio for beginner- intermediate
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Beach Plum
as posted or call
Bowling Center & Café:
Mon, Wed, Fri & Sat
6:00 - 10:00 pm
Compost Facility:
M-F 7:30-12:00, 12:30-4:30
Sat. 8:00-12:00
Community Center Office:
M-F 9:00 - 4:00
Doctor’s Office:
M-F 9:00–12:00
Drink N’ Vessel:
M - F 3-5
Ferry Reservations:
M-Sat 9:00 to 1:00
in the managers building
Ferry Freight Office:
M-F 7:45 to 4:45
Sat at boat time
F.I. Museum:
Call for appt. 788-7239
F.I. Library:
M,F, 1:00 -5:00 W, 1:00 - 6:00
Sat 9:00 - 12:00
F.I. Utility Co:
M-F 8:00-4:00
Island Hardware:
M-F 8:00-3:45, Sat. 8:00-12:00
Island Service:
(formerly Mobil Station)
M-F 8:00-4:30,
Sat/Sun. 8:00- 12:00
News Café:
Mon-Sat 7:30-1:00 3-5
Sun 7:30-12:30
Our Lady of Grace:
Sat 5:00 pm and Sun 10:00am
Pequot Inn
Closed for the season
Picket Fence
Closed for the season
Post Office:
window hours:
M-F 8:00-5:00, Sat. 8:00-12:00
M-F 8:00-1:00, 2:15-5:00
Sat. 8am-11:15am
Shutters & Sails Real Estate:
M-F 9:00-1:00 or call 788-7921
Toppers:
Closed for the season
Transfer Station:
Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun
7:30-12:30, 1:30-4:30
Union Chapel:
Sun 10am Worship and
Sunday School
Z & S Fuel & Service
M-F 8:00 - 4:15
Sat 10-12 & 3-5
Friday Night Movies Coming Soon
to the Island Community Center.
Check the bulletin board at the
Community Center for
Movie dates, Show
times and which
movie will be shown.
Fun for all ages
Drinks and Snacks will be available at
the Ten Pin Snack Bar.
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The Deacons and The Ladies’ Aid Society of the Union Chapel are selling a reprint of a Fishers Island Cook Book that was originally printed in
1917. There are many delightful recopies from the past to try two are
printed below. The cookbook can be purchased at the Union Chapel.
Scalloped Salmon
1 can salmon (minced)
1 pt. bread crumbs
2 tablespoons butter
1 pt. milk
Salt and pepper
Heat the milk and butter, add salt and pepper. Put a layer of
bread crumbs in a baking dish, then a layer of salmon, over this
pour a little of the milk. Alternate salmon and bread crumbs with
crumbs on top and continue to moisten with milk. Bake in oven
one-half hour.
Mrs. Eva A Clark.
Macaroni and Cheese
Boil one-quarter pound macaroni broken in small pieces in three
pints salted water twenty minutes, turn into colander, pour over
cold water and drain. Make a white sauce. Put a layer of grated
cheese in a buttered baking dish, then a layer of macaroni, and
pour over part of sauce; repeat, and cover top with fine bread
crumbs dotted over with butter. Bake until brown in medium
Shrimp Bake
Prep: 10 minutes
Cook: 25 minutes
1 C. butter, melted
3/4 C. lemon juice
3 cloves garlic, minced
1 T hot sauce
1/8 tsp cayenne
1 tsp dried rosemary
3/4 C Worcestershire sauce
The newly reprinted version of the original 2000 IHP Cookbook is available for
sale at The Beach Plum, The Tidal
Wave, The Doctors Office, or by calling
Susie Parsons at 788-7360. The cost
is $25.00, payable by cash or check
made out to Island Health Project.
Easy
1 T. Salt
1 T. pepper, coarsely ground
2 1/2 lb large shrimp unpeeled
2 lemons, thin sliced
1 onion, thin sliced
fresh rosemary, optional
Preheat oven to 400. Combine first 9 ingredients n a small
bowl. Rinse shrimp in cold water and drain well. Layer shrimp,
lemon slices and onion slices in an ungreased 13‖ X 9‖ X 2‖
baking dish. Pour butter mixture over shrimp. Bake, uncovered, 20 –25 minutes until shrimp turn pink, basting occasionally with pan juices. Garnish with rosemary if desired.
Laurel Boylen