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Telegraph Production Manager Gail Finke’s list – so far – from our Fish Fry Guide in the February issue. CT photo/Gail Finke

Our staffers have been hitting the fish fry circuit. Production Manager Gail Finke shared these photos from the first two Fridays of Lent, with the following comments:

 

St. Francis Seraph School/Christian Moerlein Malt House Taproom (Over-the-Rhine)

 

“This is the fish fry featured in Enquirer food critic Polly Campbell’s feature on the area phenomenon of weekly fish fries in Lent. Cooked by parents with help from Franciscan Brother Tim Sucher and hosted by the brewery taproom, this one features huge slabs of tender, beer-batter-dipped fish. The taproom has German-style rows of picnic table seating, cornhole and other games for people of all ages, and live music.”

Too late for a photo — all that remained of one fried fish dinner at the St. Francis Seraph School fish fry held at Christian Merlin’s Over-the-Rhine taproom. CT photo/Gail Finke
Franciscan Brother Tim Sucher tries a sample of the fish at the St. Francis Seraph School fish fry at Christian Merlin’s Taproom. CT photo/Gail Finke
Seating is German style (rows of picnic tables) at the St. Francis Seraph School fish fry at Christian Merlin’s Taproom. CT photo/Gail Finke
The brewery taproom’s upcoming events board features fish fries through Lent at the St. Francis Seraph School fish fry at Christian Merlin’s Taproom. CT photo/Gail Finke

 

St. Clare Church (College Hill/Cincinnati)

“Frequented by many people in the neighborhood, as well as by families of parishioners who drive in to make dinner a family affair, this fish fry is so popular that this year the parish added seating for 56. Cooked by volunteers, the dinners feature baked fish as well as fried options, and weekly specials – this week’s was baked sweet potatoes.”

A fried fish sandwich dinner with the weekly special, a baked sweet potato, at the St. Clare fish fry in Cincinnati’s College Hill neighborhood. CT photo/Gail Finke
Parishioners bake and fry fish and other offerings at the St. Clare fish fry in Cincinnati’s College Hill neighborhood. CT photo/Gail Finke
The parish purchased tables and chairs for an additional 56 people this year to accommodate crowds, which include many non-Catholics from the neighborhood as well as parishioner family and friends from other areas, at the St. Clare fish fry in Cincinnati’s College Hill neighborhood. CT photo/Gail Finke

Where will our staff go next? Keep watching for our posts to see more from fish fries around the area.

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