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TOMATO SAUCE (another way) (When gravy or stock is not)

When gravy or stock is not at hand, tomatoes may be sliced and stewed with a little butter, cayenne, and salt. If cooked in this, way, they should be pulped through a sieve just as if they had been simmered in gravy, and a little vinegar may be added to them if liked.

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