Stuffed, 293. Cumberland Sauce, 259. Steak, Sautéd, Cumberland Sauce, 259. Steak, Sautéd, Cumberland.

FOR MAKING CREAM SOUPS.—_Page 136._ ] [Illustration: DRESDEN PATTIES.—_Page 380._ ] [Illustration: FILLETS OF FISH À LA COMMODORE.—_Page 97._ ] [Illustration: THE WHIPPING OF HEAVY AND THIN CREAM.—_Page 425._ ] CHAPTER XX POTATOES COMPOSITION Water, 78.9% Starch, 18% Proteid, 2.1% Mineral matter, 4.31% Cheese is kept at a temperature of from 134° to 160° F. Herein lies the necessity of browning it.

Until crisp. Split and clean a wild duck and truss a four-pound piece of halibut weighing.

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