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Cakes, Fried, 81. Éclairs, 519. Eels, 152. Finnan Haddie, 152. À la Sabine, 305. Allamande, 306. Baked, in Cream, 305. Broiled, 305. Sautéd, 305. Stewed, 304. Stewed, in Cream, 305. Broiled, 305. Sautéd, 305. Stewed, 304. Stewed, in Cream, 304. Stuffed, 306. Under Glass II, 307. Mussels, 155. Mustard, 13. How to Prepare, 573.

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