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Panned Oysters

Panned Oysters

Take the oysters from their juice, strain it, wash the oysters, and put them back in.

Put them in a saucepan with a little salt,--about half a teaspoonful to a pint of oysters,--and a little pepper, and a piece of butter as large as the end of your thumb.

Let them simmer till the edges curl, just as before, and put them on squares of hot buttered toast.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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A Little Cook-Book for a Little Girl

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Margaret's Cook Book

A Note from SSK - Foreword
Little Cook-Book: Cereals
Little Cook-Book: Eggs
Little Cook-Book: Fish
Little Cook-Book: Meat
Little Cook-Book: Potatoes
Little Cook-Book: Toast
Little Cook-Book: Coffee
Little Cook-Book: White Sauce
Little Cook-Book: Main Dish
Little Cook-Book: Vegetables
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Little Cook-Book: Gingerbread
Little Cook-Book: Drinks
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Little Cook-Book: Desserts
Little Cook-Book: Sauces
Little Cook-Book: Ice Cream/Ices
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Little Cook-Book: Pies
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Panned Oysters
Scalloped Oysters
Pigs in Blankets
Creamed Fish
Creamed Lobster
Creamed Salmon
Scalloped Lobster or Salmon
Crab Meat in Shells
Creamed Chicken or Turkey
Scalloped Eggs
Eggs in Double Cream
Creamed Eggs in Toast
Devilled Eggs
Eggs in Beds
Shepherd's Pie
Chicken Hash
Broiled Sardines
Cheese Fondu
Easy Welsh Rarebit
Scalloped Cheese
Veal Loaf
Pressed Chicken
Meat Soufflé
Cold Meats
Sliced Meat with Gravy