Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Eggs, Plover's

These eggs are much esteemed for their rich flavour, and the beautiful colour of the white part, which is much used for decorating salads. When boiled hard they are eaten hot or cold; and with a good brown gravy or some bchamel sauce they make a dainty breakfast dish.

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