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Soup Au Lard, Menagere

Cut three ounces bacon in quarter-inch squares, plunge them in a pint boiling water for ten minutes, remove and drain on a sieve. Boil three and a half quarts water in a large saucepan, add one pound salt pork, half a head clean cabbage cut in small pieces, two each peeled, sliced carrots and turnips, the whites of two each sliced leeks and white onions; season with one teaspoon salt and half teaspoon white pepper. Cover the pan and let slowly boil for one hour, then add the pieces of bacon, one crushed bean sound garlic and three peeled, well-washed, sliced potatoes. Boil again for another hour, remove, take off the piece of pork and keep for further use. Pour the soup in a large, hot soup tureen and serve with six slices French bread, toasted, separately.

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