French Beans to Pickle-Boiled Enough
The French Beans are boiled in the Vinegar and Salt in a Brass Kettle with a pice of Allom and a little Fennel until they are boiled enough.
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Posted by: hearttohearthcookery | August 10, 2012
A Piece of Allom and a Little Fennel
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