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ROBERT SAUCE (M. Ude's way)

Cut some onions into small dice, fry them of a fine brown, moisten them with some Espagnole (SPANISH SAUCE), or dust them with flour, and moisten with veal gravy. Skim it, that the sauce may look bright; put in a little pepper and salt, and just before you send up mix a spoonful of mustard.

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