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Small carrot; cut in strips. Cook butter and lemon juice. Moisten with Cream Sauce I, 274. Sauce II, 407. Sauce, Béchamel, 271. Béchamel, Yellow, 271. Bercy, 172. Bordelaise, 196. Bread, 276. Brown, I, 267.

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