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Mustard Sauce

From The cult of the chafing dish, 1904
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This recipe was extracted from The cult of the chafing dish (1904) by Frank Schloesser, page 45. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.

a teaspoon of anchovy sauce, and a ' wine-glass of bouillon. Boil up all this for three minutes. 1 66 THE CHAFING DISH Piquant Sauce. Mix up in the Dish a teaspoon of each of the following, chopped finely : gherkins, capers, shallots (or mild onions) ; add half a teaspoon of black pepper and a tablespoon of vinegar. Boil this for three minutes, then add a wine-glass of bouillon and a tablespoon of " brown thickening " — which is sold ready made by grocers — and a dash of anchovy sauce. Boil up again and skim the surface before using. Maltre d'Hotel Sauce. Mix up well two tablespoons of butter with one of flour, a grating of nutmeg, half a teaspoon of black pepper, the same of salt, rather more of chopped parsley, and a good squeeze of lemon. Put all this in the Chafing Dish with a tablespoon of milk. Stir it until it boils up, and then serve very hot. Ravigote or Remoulade Sauce. These are to all intents and purposes the same sauce, save that R6moulade has an SAUCES 167 added dose of oil and mustard. Mix a tablespoon of flour with the same of butter, a grating of nutmeg, half a teaspoon of pepper, the same of salt, the same of chopped parsley, and a good squeeze of lemon. Put this in the Chafing Dish with a tablespoon of bouillon, boil it up and skim it. Now mix up separately a tablespoon each of Tarragon and Chili vinegar and Worcester sauce, with a teaspoon of anchovy sauce. Boil up this mixture, and after two minutes' boiling add it to the former mixture and combine the two. Reform Sauce. A cupful of bouillon in the Dish, add a wine-glass of port (or claret, but port is more orthodox), half as much Worcester sauce, a teaspoon of anchovy sauce, and a full table- spoon of red currant jelly. Boil it all up for three minutes, and skim before using. Soubise Sauce. Peel and slice four onions ; put them in the Dish with a teaspoon of butter, a little 1 68 THE CHAFING DISH nutmeg, pepper, and salt. Cover up and stew very slowly until the onions are almost dis- solved. Then add two tablespoons of flour, a cold cooked potato cut into dice, a cupful of bouillon, and the same of milk. Stir and boil for three minutes. Then rub the sauce through a sieve and hot up again before serving. Bread Sauce. A tablespoon of bread-crumbs in the Dish with an onion, pepper and salt, a cup of milk, and half a tablespoon of butter. Hot up and stir for four minutes. Take out the onion before using. Mustard Sauce. To the foregoing plain butter sauce add a teaspoon of made mustard, a tablespoon of Chili vinegar, a squeeze of lemon
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