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Rabbit, Hashed

Take the remains of a boiled rabbit, and about a fourth of their weight in cooked bacon or pickled pork, together with any sauce that may have been served with the rabbit. Slice both of the meats, and heat them in the sauce. Serve on a hot dish with a border of mashed potatoes. Hard-boiled eggs may be used as a garnish, or fried forcemeat balls.

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