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Sweetbreads Braise, with New Carrots

Soak in cold water for two hours six heart sweetbreads. Lay a thin slice larding pork on top of each and tie with string. Scrape and wash twelve new carrots, place them in an earthen cocotte dish with six finely chopped shallots and half ounce butter; lay the breads on top, season with half teaspoon salt and two saltspoons white pepper and cook on the range for ten minutes. Moisten with a gill white wine and a gill demi-glace and set in oven for thirty minutes. Turn and baste the breads once in a while. Remove, untie, take off lard and skim fat from surface of gravy. Finely chop a quarter bean garlic, one branch parsley, one branch of chervil and add to the breads; lightly mix, then cook for four minutes longer and serve in the same cocotte dish.

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