STEWED OYSTERS.

Open the oysters and strain the liquor. Put to the liquor some

grated stale bread, and a little pepper and nutmeg, adding a glass

of white wine. Boil the liquor with these ingredients, and then

pour it scalding hot over the dish of raw oysters. This will cook

them sufficiently.

Have ready some slices of buttered toast with the crust cut off.

When the oysters are done, dip the toast in the liquor, and lay

the pieces round the sides and in the bottom of a deep dish. Pour

the oysters and liquor upon the toast, and send them to table hot.

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