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Sardines, to Serve

When the fish are to be served, open the box with a tin-can opener, lift out as many sardines as are needed, wipe them lightly, and arrange neatly on a small dish. Garnish with chopped parsley and capers, and pour a little fresh salad-oil over them. On no account use the oil which is in the box. Send bread and butter to table with them.

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