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The Cook's Oracle; and Housekeeper's Manual

Note 234-* — GRAVIES AND SAUCES.

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Oysters which come to the New-York market, are too large and fine to be mangled according to this receipt. They are generally cooked by being fried or stewed. When they are intended to be kept a length of time, they are pickled in vinegar, with spices. A.

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