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Salmon Bone, Broiled

If when a salmon is served the flesh is not taken too closely from the bone, the latter may be cut into pieces three or four inches long, and, lightly broiled over a clear fire, will make a savoury morsel for breakfast. Salt and cayenne pepper should be strewn over it before it is broiled.

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