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Spanish Onion Salad

Cook the onions in any way preferred. When cold divide them, simply pulling them apart in their natural divisions; then season with oil and vinegar, salt and pepper; or use any dressing preferred. The addition of a fresh tomato cut into strips, and a sprinkling of finely-chopped parsley, is a great improvement.

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