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By Kevin Mitchell and David S. Shields
Published 2021
Harry Hampton, “Woods and Waters,” The State (January 9, 1940)
After the specimen was picked and singed it was hung on a knot on a live oak overnight to ‘cure’. Next night it was rinsed in brackish water from the river and liberally rubbed with salt. The pot was put on to boil in the meantime and when hot the duck was dunked and left to stew up. . . . Onion
