Office and thrown into a buttered baking-dish, and bake ten minutes. Serve.

PEEL.—_Page 547._ ] [Illustration: SADDLE OF MUTTON AS PURCHASED.—_Page 191._ ] [Illustration: DUCK STUFFED AND TRUSSED FOR ROASTING.—_Page 257._ ] [Illustration: LUNCHEON TABLE LAID FOR FORMAL DINNER.—_Frontispiece._ ] THE BOSTON COOKING-SCHOOL COOK BOOK CHAPTER I FOOD Food is anything which nourishes the body. Thus the.

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