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Consomme, Colbert

Prepare and strain in a saucepan a consomme, then keep it simmering until required. Cut in thin, one-inch-long julienne strips one red, peeled medium carrot and one turnip, two small white onions, the white parts of two leeks, two branches celery and one sound seeded green pepper; place these in a small saucepan with half teaspoon salt, half saltspoon sugar, half ounce butter and one gill of the consomme; mix well, cover vegetables with lightly buttered paper, cover the pan, set in oven forty-five minutes, remove, pour all the contents of the pan into the consomme with the leaves of two branches of chervil, boil five minutes, pour into soup tureen, add six freshly prepared, well-trimmed poached eggs and serve.

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