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Nassau Salad

Trim a small head of fresh escarole, wash and thoroughly drain. Finely slice two branches sound, well-cleaned celery, two seeded green peppers, and place these three articles in a bowl. Plunge two medium, red tomatoes in boiling water for one minute, remove, peel, let cool off, cut, when thoroughly cold, into quarters and add to the rest. Place in a bowl two tablespoons thick cream and whisk it up to a stiff froth, Add two tablespoons mayonnaise, one tablespoon good vinegar, a half teaspoon salt and three saltspoons white pepper, whisk again for one minute, pour dressing over salad, mix well and serve.

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