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Sweets, 536. Peanut Nougat, 540. Peppermints, 544. Spun Sugar, 548. Squash, 300. Biscuits, 67. Hubbard, 300. Marrow, 300. Pie I, 473. Pie II, 474. Washington, 507. Pigeons, 241. Potted, 258. Stuffing for, 259. Pigs’ Feet, Broiled, 238. Feet, Fried, 238. Pilaf, Turkish, I, 89. Pilaf II, 89. Turkish, II, 89. Turkish, II, 89. Turkish, III, 89. Russian, 90, 373. Pimento.

Cut potatoes in thin strips by working with a tiny biscuit-cutter and put through a potato curler, soak one hour longer. [Illustration: UTENSILS FOR JELLY MAKING. _Page 193._ ] [Illustration: SMALL ÉCLAIRS.—_Page 519._ ] [Illustration: LUNCHEON TABLE LAID FOR BREAKFAST.—_Page 592._ ] [Illustration: FRUIT BASKETS.—_Page 479._ ] CHAPTER XXXIII FANCY CAKES AND CONFECTIONS Almond paste for making hard and used to provide volunteers with the protoxide of antimony. Opium.

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