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their liquor, and add to the soup. While they are simmering very slowly take out
a teacupful of the soup and mix with the filée powder. When perfectly smooth
put it in the soup; let it boil up once and it will be done. Pour into a heated
tureen and serve with some nicely boiled rice in another dish.
JULIENNE SOUP
V. C. G.
2 quarts clear stock,
1/2 pint carrots cut small,
1/4 pint onions,
1/2 pint turnips,
1/2 head of celery.
Bleach the vegetables a few minutes in boiling water, then let them simmer in
the soup until tender. Season with salt and pepper.
KENTUCKY BURGOUT
Mrs. Garrard
6 squirrels,
6 birds,
1 1/2 gallons of water,
1 teacup of pearl barley,
1 quart of tomatoes,
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