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Consomme, Semoule

Prepare a consomme and strain it into a saucepan. Thoroughly wash in cold water and drain well four ounces semolina, then dredge it into the consomme; mix well and boil for fifteen minutes, mixing occasionally, pour into a soup tureen and serve.

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