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Meat Washing

If meat is not perfectly sweet, it should be washed before being dressed. In frosty weather, if it has become congealed, it should be thawed by being soaked in cold water for a time. In these cases, particular care should be taken to wipe the meat perfectly dry before cooking it.

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