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Squabs, Valencienne

Cut off the heads and feet from six fresh, fat squabs. Draw, wipe and truss. Heat a tablespoon butter in a braizing pan, add one finely chopped onion and one chopped green pepper; cook for five minutes. Nicely arrange the squabs, one beside another, in the pan. Season with a teaspoon salt, half teaspoon paprika and a saltspoon Spanish saffron. Moisten with a pint broth or hot water and one gill tomato sauce; as soon as it comes to a boil add three ounces raw rice, two Spanish sweet peppers cut in small squares, two artichoke bottoms and three tablespoons cooked green peas; lightly mix, cover the pan and boil for five minutes, then set in the oven for forty minutes. Remove, untruss the squabs, arrange the rice on a hot dish, dome-like, place the squabs around the rice and serve.

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