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Dandellon and Doucette Salad

Thoroughly trim and pick off all stale leaves from a pint of fresh dandelion and one pint of doucette (corn salad). Wash both well in fresh water, then thoroughly drain in a wire basket or on a cloth; place in a salad bowl, well mixed. Pour over four light tablespoons dressing. Mix well and serve.

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