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Salmon Canapes

Cut some slices of stale bread a quarter of an inch thick. Stamp these with a plain cutter into any fanciful shapes, and fry them in clarified butter till they are lightly browned. When cold spread anchovy butter over them, and lay on the butter thin slices of smoked salmon. Serve the canapes on a small dish.

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