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213. Larding a Piece of MeatLarding a piece of meat is a simple operation, and it is one which will greatly add to the juiciness of the dish. Cut a piece of salt pork into strips quarter of an inch thick and two or three inches long. Slip these into a larding needle and draw the needle through the meat, so either end of the pork will protrude beyond the meat. Next: 214. To Make Vegetables Tender Previous: 212. Small Hand Churn
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