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Sardine Toast

Bone eight smoked sardines, then pound them in a mortar with two ounces of fresh butter, a sprinkling of cayenne pepper, and four peppercorns. Put into a small pan and heat thoroughly. Lay the mixture on rounds or squares of hot buttered toast, squeeze a little lemon over, and serve.

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