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Beefsteaks, Etuvee with Potatoes

Cut from a two-pound piece (hip part) of beef very thin slices. Season with a half teaspoon salt and half teaspoon white pepper. Peel and slice very finely three medium, sound, raw pototoes and season with half teaspoon each salt and pepper. Lightly butter an earthen baking dish, arrange a layer of the potatoes (one-fourth) at the bottom of dish, then a third of the beef over potatoes, sprinkle half teaspoon freshly chopped parsley over the beef, then arrange another fourth of the potatoes, then another third of the beef, half teaspoon parsley, and so on until finished. Cover the top with two thin slices larding pork, pour half gill water over all, cover the pan and set in oven for an hour and a half, remove and serve in the same dish.

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