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Potatoes, Fried, Garnish Of

Cut the potatoes into any fanciful shapes, wash them, drain them on a cloth, and then melt an ounce of butter, and pour it over them. Put the potatoes in a stewpan large enough to allow them to lie clear of one another. Toss them about every two or three minutes till they are brightly browned, and serve immediately.

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