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Fennel, Pickled

Fennel should be tied into bunches, and put into a pan of boiling salted water, and when scalded enough, laid on a cloth till dry. When cold, fill glasses with the fennel, and cover with cold vinegar. Add a little nutmeg and mace, and tie down with a bladder and leather to keep out the air. Time, three or four minutes.

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