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Morrison's Trout Almondine and Tartar Sauce

Subject: Re: Morrison's Restaurant's Trout almondine and tartar sauce recipes
From: Phaedrus
Date: 10/26/2026, 4:18 PM
To: "Cindy"

On 10/26/2026 2:42 PM, Cindy wrote:

Dear Phaedrus, 

I saw your site and was truly hoping that you could send me the following recipes: 

Morrison's Restaurant's Trout almondine and tartar sauce.  This is my favorite. But, It's really one of my many favorites. Their Fried Shrimp, tartar sauce, macaroni and cheese, Coconut cream pie, turnip greens, cornbread, eggplant casserole...Well, it's hard to name them all.
But, I grew up in Atlanta, GA and we went to that Morrison's near the Atlanta Airport all of my young through  teenage years and on into my young adult life. 

Sure miss Morrison's THEY WERE THE BEST EVER....So any recipes on this list you can spare would be so  GREATLY APPRECIATED!!! 
Thank you so much for your help and for these recipes... I believe that Morrisons will be catering the Marriage Supper of the Lamb in Heaven because YOU CAN'T BEAT the food they served over all those growing up years. Miss MORRISONS  SO VERY MUCH....
Many blessings to you, 

Cindy 

Hello Cindy,

A word of explanation is called for regarding your request. When someone requests a recipe that I have not already posted on my website, I send it to them in email and then post it on my website. However, if the recipe(s) that they are requesting are already posted on my website, then I expect them to go online to my website, find the recipe(s) that they want on my website, and copy them or print them as they wish. I don't simply email recipes if they are already available on my site. If you find this confusing, get someone who is more web-savvy to show you how to do it. I realize that not everyone is Internet savvy, so I will walk you through the process:

1. Go to my main page at: Phaedrus

2. Go down the page a bit to: "Links to the Most Popular Recipes - Check this List First!" and click on it. It is a link that will take you to that page:  Most Popular Recipes

3. On the next page, go down the list to "Morrison's Cafeteria" and click on that link:  It will take you to:  Morrison's Cafeteria

4. On that next page , you will see a long list of Morrison's recipes. Click on the one you want and it will appear for you you to copy it or to print it as you wish. 

5. Go back to the "Morrison's Cafeteria" page and click on the next recipe that you want. Keep repeating this until you have the recipes that you want.

All of the recipes that you name above are on that list except for the cornbread and the turnip greens, plus there are a lot more besides. Morrison's made their cornbread and corn sticks from a mix. I do not have the recipe for the mix. They may have bought a commercial mix. The turnip greens recipe that I have is for fresh turnip greens and it is very simple:  Boil water and salt meat one hour, add greens and roots and cook for 3 hours. Remove roots and meat from greens and grind together. Chop greens finely with knife and mix with ground roots and meat. Ready to serve.

Remember, these recipes are for service in a cafeteria. They are not portioned for a home kitchen, but for food service quantities.

Phaed