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Veal Pates

Mrs. H. Baird.

Chop some cold veal fine, moisten with cream and an egg, beaten; season with salt, sweet marjoram, and powdered mace; then make up with the hands in the shape of cones or patty-cakes, and roll in crumbs.

Either fry in a buttered pan or bake in a hot oven.

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