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Chicken, Sauce for Roast

Roast chickens are generally served with brown sauce, and bread sauce in a separate tureen. If no gravy is at hand of which brown sauce can be made, a few slices of liver may be fried with a little bacon until nicely browned, boiling water poured upon them, and strained. Time, ten minutes. Probable cost, 4d.

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