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Coquilles of Beef with Curry

Pick off all the meat from the roast beef left over from yesterday and cut it into inch-square slices.

Slice to the same size two cold boiled potatoes, add to the beef and keep on a plate. Cut in halves one medium onion and one green pepper, place in a saucepan with half an ounce butter and fry five minutes, then add two ounces raw lean ham cut in quarter-inch square pieces, and half a peeled eggplant cut the same way; cook ten minutes, lightly stirring meanwhile, add the beef and potatoes, season with a teaspoon salt, a teaspoon curry powder and half teaspoon white pepper. Moisten with two gills demi-glace and two gills tomato sauce lightly mix, then cover pan and set in oven forty-five minutes. Remove. Mix on a plate half a tablespoon butter with a tablespoon flour and add little by little to the beef, lightly mixing meanwhile. Divide preparation into six table shells, dredge four tablespoons fresh bread crumbs over them, evenly divided, arrange on a roasting tin, set in oven for fifteen minutes, remove and serve.

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