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DRIED COCKLES (NEW ZEALAND PIPIS) (Word Search Version)

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Soak pipis overnight in fresh water to remove the sand, place in a pot of boiling water. Let cook, then remove flesh and dry spaced apart on an oven tray in a moderate oven until they are thoroughly dried. They may be eaten as they are or cooked again and curried. They will keep for several months stored in a dry cook place. They must not be allowed to become damp.