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... rolls, bread of all sorts, and everything belonging to the tribe of ferments. Egg., game, fresh fruit, vegetables, especially. salads, may be eaten with impunity. If any one has a creaky joint or a swollen and aching one, he should drink :.11 the buttermilk ...

... machine. the labour of chopping the meat will he trifling. and the machine will be found useful in making mince pies. hash, and salads. For the sausage take 121 b. of chopped meat. 6oz. of salt. toz. of sage. lex. of black pepper, half a teaspoonful red pepper ...

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... COOKERY RECIPES. Grilled Mutton.—Cut some neat slices from a cold leg of mutton, let them he rather thick, brush them over with salad oil, sprinkle with pepper and salt, grill over a deer fire, and serve very hot with potato rissoles. A Delicious Oruel.—Boil ...

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