Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Teal

The flesh of this beautiful and delicate little water-fowl is highly prized. It is considered to be better flavoured after the frost has set in, and is in season from the end of September to February. In addition to the ways described in the following recipes, it may be served according to any of those given for wild duck, though less time will be required to cook it.

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