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Salad Romaine

Remove the outer green leaves of two medium heads very fresh romaine. If free from sand and other elements, detach the leaves and wipe carefully without washing. If necessary to wash them, do so rapidly in cold water; drain thoroughly in a wire basket, then on a napkin. Place in a salad bowl. Season at the last moment with four tablespoons dressing. Mix it well and send to the table.

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