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Radishes

Select two bunches of fine, round, red, sound and rather small radishes. Pare them nicely and leave on each radish two of the prettiest leaves. Cut away the roots, and also a little of the peel around the roots. Place them in cold water and wash well. Nicely arrange them on a flat dish so that they meet toward the centre, the green leaves lying outward. Serve with chopped ice over them.

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