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Potatoes Copeaux

Peel, wash and drain two large, sound, raw potatoes, then cut into four even slices, crosswise, and with the point of a sharp knife cut them copeau-like to the thickness of a half dollar. Plunge them in cold water, wash well, drain on a cloth, then fry in boiling fat to a nice golden colour. Remove with a skimmer, thoroughly drain, dredge a teaspoon of salt over, dress on a dish and serve.

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