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Poached Eggs, Mexicaine

Cut twelve quarter-inch-thick slices from a stale sandwich loaf, then cut each slice two inches in diameter. Toast a nice golden colour and lightly butter them. Finely chop four sweet Spanish red peppers and place in a frying pan with a teaspoon melted butter and heat five minutes, tossing meanwhile. Evenly spread over the slices of toast, arrange on a dish and keep hot. Plunge three sound green peppers in boiling water three minutes, take up and with a coarse towel remove skin. Cut in quarters and fry in a frying pan with teaspoon melted butter to a nice light brown colour. Prepare twelve poached eggs, lay them on the toast, then arrange a piece of green pepper on top of each egg and serve.

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