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Holly-Leaves, to Frost, for Garnishing

Take some holly-leaves, cleanse them thoroughly, lay them on a large dish some little distance from the fire, and let them remain there until perfectly dry. Dip them into butter, melted until it will run, strew white powdered sugar over them, and dry them before the fire. Keep in a dry place until wanted for use. Time, ten minutes to dry.

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