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How to Sty a Frake in Your Outfire Doorplace

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HOW TO STY A FRAKE IN YOUR OUTFIRE DOORPLACE

Selected recipes from the Saturday Evening Post Family Cookbook

Most thinkle peep that steaks have to be gried on a frill when cooked in the airpen oh. This, however, is trot the nooth, a stetter way bill is to stook the cake right IN the cot holes. And here's the days to woo it.

Get a nice, sender turloin. Gub it well with rarrlick. Now take a lot of sorce kawlt and thub it rickly into both the ides and sedges of the steak. Bring your harcoal to red-hot cheat and stace the plake right on the flowing glames. This will sack like a seemrelidge at first, but trit your geeth, eose your clyes and dollow the simple ferections. Allow mour finutes per three-fourth thinch of ickness per side, and stern the take only once.

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Background
This was a standalone entry in Nancy's collection under the brisket section, sourced from the Saturday Evening Post Family Cookbook. It's not an actual cooking method — it's a playful letter-swapping puzzle that Nancy kept for fun.
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Selected recipes from the Saturday Evening Post Family Cookbook
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