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Wild Duck, with Oranges

An orange salad is one of the best adjuncts to a wild duck when nicely roasted (see ORANGE SALAD). A good brown gravy should be served also, well flavoured with orange juice and port, about half a gill of each to a pint of gravy; a thickening of roux should be added and a bit of glaze.

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