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Vinegar for Salads

Put into a jar two handfuls of tarragon, half a handful of cress; the same of chervil and of the young leaves of the pimpernel, and two cloves of garlic; fill the jar with vinegar, cover it closely, and let it infuse for eight days; then strain and bottle it.

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