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Game, to Remove Taint From

Wash the game first in salt and water, and afterwards in fresh water, and dry it thoroughly in a cloth before cooking; or put some fresh powdered charcoal, tied in muslin, inside the crop. Take the charcoal out, and throw it away, before sending the bird to table.

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