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Sprats, Dried

Dried sprats are sometimes eaten plain, but they are very dry and salt. If liked, they may be slightly broiled, but perhaps the best way of serving them is to put them in a basin, pour boiling water upon them, then in a few minutes skin them, and serve them very hot.

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