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POTATOES, WITH WHITE SAUCE (another way)

Thicken some butter with flour in a stewpan, add some milk or cream, with chives and parsley cut small, season with salt, pepper, and nutmeg, and boil these ingredients to the consistency of sauce. When ready, put in some cooked potatoes cut into slices, let them remain till hot through, and serve.

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