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Mushrooms, Dried

Wipe them clean and take away the brown part and peel off the skin; lay them on sheets of paper to dry, in a cool oven, when they will shrivel considerably. Keep them in paper bags, which hang in a dry place.

When wanted for use, put them into cold gravy, bring them gradually to simmer and it will be found that they will regain nearly their usual size.

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