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	Comments on: I finally got serious beef marrow bones locally and I&#8217;m using the marrow fat in everything&#8230;on toast, to fry, in bakes and to add a beautiful touch to warm grain salads.
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Turns out in the past, in England, bone marrow was used to make a forerunner of rice pudding &#8211; with sugar and spices. See my story today for the details.
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What&#8217;s your favourite way to eat marrow? 
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Thank you @fontedeiserri for the amazing bones (and fat and meat!)	</title>
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