fish meal

or fishmeal

noun

dried fish ground for use as fertilizer, animal feed, or an ingredient in other foods.

First recorded in 1850–55

Then they ate fish-meal with train-oil instead of butter, and for a second course toasted bread and blubber.

When this fish meal was past the last observance of the fourth day of the Cha′-ka ceremonial was ended.

I have ordered a fish meal for myself, some salt-fish, some mushrooms and cabbage.

These we fried in some of its blubber, and so had our only “fresh” fish meal during the whole of our drift on the ice.

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