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Lamb, Stewed, with Tomatoes

Stew a good-sized piece of the target of lamb in good gravy for half an hour, skim off the fat and lay it on a hot dish. Cover it over with tomato sauce, and garnish round with fried tomatoes and croutons. Pour round it some of the gravy that the meat was stewed in.

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