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Mustard and Cress for Breakfast

The cress is an exceedingly wholesome herb, which from its pungent quality promotes and assists digestion. It is generally served in the centre of a dish, surrounded with white and red radishes. We would recommend, for weak digestions, the cress without the accompaniment. Put a small salt-cellar in the centre of a plate, and serve the cress around it.

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