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Puree of Sorrel

Remove the stalks and also all stale leaves, if any adhering, then thoroughly wash in three different changes of cold water two quarts very fresh sorrel; lift it up with the hands and drain well. Heat half ounce butter in a small saucepan and add the sorrel. Season with a teaspoon salt, half teaspoon white pepper and a tablespoon fine sugar. Cover the pan, and gently cook on a moderate fire for ten minutes, lightly mixing once in a while; drain off all the water, then press the sorrel through a small sieve into a bowl, add a few bits of butter, mix well with a wooden spoon and serve as required.

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