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Stuffing a L'Americaine

Soak four ounces stale bread in cold milk ten minutes, press out the milk and place bread in a bowl. Add two ounces finely chopped raw beef marrow, half teaspoon freshly chopped parsley, a saltspoon powdered thyme, three saltspoons salt and two saltspoons white pepper. Chop finely half a medium, white onion and brown in a teaspoon melted butter to a nice colour, add to the bowl with an egg yolk. Stir the whole together with wooden spoon until thoroughly amalgamated, then use as required.

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