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Potatoes, Lisbonne

Peel and wash twelve even-sized, new, sound potatoes and keep in cold water until required. Finely slice one medium, white onion, place in a saucepan with tablespoon melted butter and fry ten minutes, stirring once in a while; add one teaspoon flour, stir well, add three crushed fresh red tomatoes, a sprig thyme, one clove, one bay leaf, one gill broth, half teaspoon salt and three saltspoons white pepper. Mix well and let boil twenty minutes. Strain sauce into another saucepan, drain and add potatoes, cover pan and set in oven forty minutes. Remove, pour into a dish and serve.

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