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Vegetable, 307. Souffléd Crackers, 145. Soups, 109. À la Poulette, 233. And Bacon, 184. And Macaroni, 357. Potato, 316. Potato, Sweet, 318. Border, 311. Cakes, 319. Croquettes, 316. Croquettes, French, 316. Curls, 316. Fritters, 316. Marbles, 315. Mayonnaise, 327. Nests, 314. Omelet, 311. Salad I, 346. Sweetbread and Cucumber Salad, 333. Windsor Sandwiches, 551. Bar, 540.