Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Brawn Sauce

Mix nicely together two tea-spoonfuls of moist sugar, one of mustard, and one of the best Lucca oil. When quite smooth, add some vinegar and oil in equal proportions, though many prefer more of the one than of the other. Care must be taken to make the sauce quite smooth, and of a nice rich golden colour.

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