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½ cup ½ teaspoon add 1 tablespoon artichokes asparagus bay leaf beans beets boiled rice boiling water bread crumbs brown sauce buttered baking dish cabbage carrots celery celery salt chives chopped chives chopped onion chopped parsley cold boiled cold water cover cream CROQUETTES cup of milk cups of boiled double boiler drain fifteen minutes finely chopped five minutes French dressing frying pan garnish GLOBE ARTICHOKES grated cheese half an hour hard-boiled eggs layer let boil let cook slowly let simmer macaroni melted add melted butter mixed mushrooms okra onion oven paprika peas Peel pepper and salt pimentos Put 1 tablespoon SALAD salsify salt and pepper saltspoon of pepper saucepan SAVOURY season with salt sieve slices soup spinach sprinkle with salt stir sweet potatoes tablespoon of butter tablespoon of chopped tablespoon of flour tablespoon of melted teaspoon of salt thickened timbale toast tomato sauce turnips twenty minutes vinegar white sauce yolks
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