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VEAL, COLD (a la Bourgeoise)

Prepare the veal the day before it is wanted, according to the directions in the preceding recipe. Turn it out into a bowl, pour the gravy over, and let it get cold. When wanted, turn the whole upon a dish, and serve with the gravy set to jelly round it.

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