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Fresh Macedoine Salad

With a small Parisian potato scoop, scoop out all you can from six medium, scraped carrots and four peeled medium, white turnips; place in a saucepan with a quart water and half teaspoon salt and boil thirty-five minutes. Drain well on sieve, then place in a cool place and let cool off. Add then four tablespoons cooked cold green peas, four tablespoons cold cooked string beans, cut in short pieces, two tablespoons cold cooked fresh or canned asparagus tips and half a small cold cooked cauliflower (but nothing but the perfect flower) in small pieces. Season with four tablespoons dressing, gently mix all well together and serve.

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