WILD DUCKS.

In order to serve these birds in their most succulent state and finest

flavor, let them hang in their feathers for a few days after being

shot; then pluck, clean, and draw, and roast them in a quick oven or

before a brisk fire; dredge and baste them well, and allow them twenty

minutes to roast; serve them with gravy sauce and red currant jelly,

or with a gravy sauce to which a chopped shallot and the juice of an

orange has been added.

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