NEATS’ TONGUES, VERY HIGH FLAVOUR.

Having cut away the useless parts at the roots, and removed the

gullets, rub the tongues all over with coarse sugar or real West India

molasses, and let them lie twenty-four hours; then take

Juniper berries 1 oz.

Black pepper, ground ½ oz.

Sal prunelle ½ oz.

Treacle 1 lb.

mix, and rub with it three days, turning them daily; then add

Bay salt 9 oz.

Common or rock salt 12 oz.

rub three days, and turn the meat daily for a week, when you may dry it

and smoke with beech and fern or grass turfs. The above proportions are

for one fine tongue of eight or nine pounds.

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