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Bacon, Toasted

Take thin slices of bacon, place them on the pins of an ordinary toaster; turn as required. They are more delicate if held on a fork before the fire, and if placed between the common wire toasters they can be easily turned when one side is browned. Fat bacon should be cut tolerably thick for toasting or grilling, lean bacon somewhat thinner. Serve on a hot dish. Probable cost, 10d. to 1s. per pound.

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