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Common Sense in the Household

by Marion Harland

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½ lb. old cheese, grated.

1 hard-boiled egg.

½ teaspoonful cayenne.

1 teaspoonful salt.

1 teaspoonful white sugar.

1 teaspoonful made mustard.

1 tablespoonful onion vinegar.

1 tablespoonful salad oil.

Rub the yolk of the egg to a paste with the oil, adding in order the salt, pepper, sugar, and mustard, lastly the cheese. Work all well together before putting in the vinegar. Serve in a crab-shell.

These mixtures bear a marvellous resemblance in taste to devilled crab, and make a good impromptu relish at tea or luncheon. Eat with crackers and butter. This is still better if you add a cupful of cold minced chicken.

Use none but the best and freshest olive salad oil (not sweet oil, falsely so called) in compounding your salad-dressing. If you cannot obtain this, melted butter is the best substitute I know of.

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