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Consomme, Celestine

Strain into another saucepan a consomme and keep hot. Place in a bowl one and a half ounces sifted flour; add two raw eggs and one and a half gills cold milk. Season with a saltspoon salt; briskly mix with a whisk for five minutes. Then pass the preparation through a strainer into another bowl.

Heat in a large frying pan half tablespoon melted butter, drop in four tablespoons of the preparation, well spread all over the pan, and cook for two minutes on each side; turn the pancake on a large dish and keep warm; then proceed the same with the rest of the paste. Cut the pancakes into thin julienne-shaped strips and drop them into the consomme; boil for five minutes, pour into a hot soup tureen and serve.

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