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Scrambled Eggs, Lakewood

Crack eight fresh eggs in a bowl, add a half gill cream, half teaspoon salt, two saltspoons white pepper, and sharply beat up with a fork for one minute. Cut three ounces of raw beef marrow into small pieces, then plunge and keep in hot water for five minutes without boiling. Lift with a skimmer, chop up and evenly spread over six freshly prepared two-inch-square toasts. Dress on a hot dish, dredge a very little salt over each and keep in oven with the door open until required. Finely mince six peeled and cleaned fresh mushrooms and lightly fry in a pan with a tablespoon of melted butter for five minutes. Drop in the beaten eggs and cook for six minutes, frequently stirring briskly, arrange evenly over the six toasts and send to table.

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