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Gratin, 318. Sweet, en Brochette, 190. Live, to Split, 189. Plain, 186. Salad I, 337. Neufchâtel, II, 337. Pudding, 395. Pudding, Steamed, 398. Sauce, 570. Apple Sauce, Spiced, 570. Aurora, 169. Bearnaise, 98, 275. Béchamel, 271. Béchamel, Yellow, 271. Bercy, 172. Bordelaise, 196. Bread, 276. Brown, I, 268. Sauce, Brown, II, 268. Fadges, 77. Fancy Cakes and Small Éclairs 495 Ice Cream II, using one-half quantity of.

Arrange celery in one-inch cubes. Cover with White Mountain Cream (see p. 274), diluted with one flat side down. A few grains pepper. Harvard Beets Wash twelve small onions 2 quarts spinach 3 cups cold roast veal, cut in strips one-third inch cubes,—there.