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Tartines of Oysters

Cut six slices from a loaf of sandwich bread, each a quarter-inch thick, toast to a light golden colour; trim neatly. Mix a tablespoon anchovy essence with a tablespoon butter and spread evenly over the six toasts. Plunge twenty-four large, freshly opened oysters in a pint boiling water for two minutes; drain on a sieve, place on a board. Season with half teaspoon salt, two saltspoons cayenne pepper and one teaspoon French mustard. Finely chop them, divide the hash proportionately over the six toasts, neatly smooth the surface with the blade of a knife. Sprinkle two tablespoons fresh bread crumbs over them. Divide a light teaspoon butter on top of the tartines, place in a tin and set in oven to bake for eight minutes. Remove and serve.

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