CALVES’ FEET BROTH.

2 calves’ feet.

2 quarts cold water.

1 egg, beaten up with two tablespoonfuls milk for each cupful

of broth.

Pepper and salt.

Boil the feet to shreds; strain the liquor through a double muslin

bag; season to taste, and set by for use, as you need it. Warm by

the small quantity, allowing to each cupful a beaten egg and two

tablespoonfuls of milk. Give a good boil up to cook these, and serve

“with thin, crisp toast. If the patient can take it, a dash of

lemon-juice improves the broth.

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