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Barding

The operation known as barding consists in enveloping the article, usually poultry or game, in bacon or bacon fat. It is very useful for dry meats, especially where it is not possible to constantly baste them, as, for instance, when they are cooked in the oven. The bacon should be free from saltpetre, and the slices should be thinly and evenly cut.

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