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Broiled Spring Chicken on Toast

Cut off the necks and legs up to the first joint and split open through the back two very tender spring chickens of one and a quarter pounds each; draw, remove the breast bones, neatly wipe. Season all around with a teaspoon salt and half teaspoon white pepper. Lightly oil them with a tablespoon oil. Arrange on a double broiler and broil for ten minutes on each side. Remove. Place six freshly prepared toasts on a large, hot dish, lay the chickens over the toast, spread a maitre d'hotel butter over them, decorate with a little watercress and serve.

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