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James's Pig Feet

Cut off the horny parts of feet and toes, scrape, clean and wash thoroughly,
 singe off any stray hairs, place in a kettle with plenty of water, boil, skim, pour
off water and add fresh, and boil until the bones will pull out easily; do not bone,
but pack in a stone jar with pepper and salt sprinkled between each layer;
cover with good cider vinegar. When wanted for the table take out a sufficient
quantity, put in a hot skillet, add more vinegar, salt and pepper if needed, boil
 until thoroughly heated, stir in a smooth thickening of flour and water, and boil until flour is cooked;
 serve hot as a nice breakfast dish. Or, when the feet have boiled until perfectly tender,
remove the bones and pack in stone jar as above; slice down cold when wanted for use.
 Let the liquor in which feet have boiled stand over night; in the morning remove the
 fat and prepare and preserve for use.

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