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Potatoes, Preserved

Potatoes may be preserved so as to endure the longest voyages by thoroughly desiccating them in an oven, or by steam heat. To facilitate the operation, the tubers, either raw or three-parts cooked, are usually first cut into dice three-quarters of an inch square.

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