CHICKEN BROTH.

Cut up a fowl, and crack the bones. Put it into three pints of cold

water. Boil it slowly, closely covered, for three or four hours, or

until the meat falls in pieces. Strain it, then add two table-spoonfuls

of rice which has been soaked for half an hour in a very little warm

water, also a chopped sprig of parsley, if you have it. Simmer it for

twenty minutes longer, or until the rice is thoroughly cooked. Season

with salt and pepper, but not too highly. Serve with crackers, which

should be broken into the broth the last minute.

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