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ROCKS FOR CHEESE (frequently called Pulled Bread)

Take a half-baked loaf or one that is perfectly new; tear off the crust, and with two forks pull the crumb into pieces the size of a Brazil nut. Lay these on a tin, put them in a brisk oven, and bake till they are crisp and brown. Serve with the cheese course.

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