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Tartar Mustard

Put a table-spoonful of the best mustard into a cup with a pinch of salt and a pinch of cayenne, and rub it down to a smooth paste, using horse-radish vinegar instead of water. Be careful to mix no more than will be required for one day's use, as the preparation is better when freshly made.

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