Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Marrow

Marrow is the fatty matter which fills up the hollow of the shaft of the bones. Its nourishing properties are the same as those of fats generally. It is much relished by epicures, but it ought to be observed that it is digested with difficulty, unless thinly-spread on toasted bread, with the addition of salt, and used in moderation.

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