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Greening for Soups

Wash a handful of young spinach-leaves, pound them in a mortar, put the bruised leaves into muslin, and squeeze out as much juice as is required. The soup may be heated, but must not be brought to the boiling point after the juice is added, or the green will be converted into a dirty yellow.

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