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Sauce Bigarade

Entirely remove the white part of the two orange rinds, then cut them in small julienne strips, place and boil in boiling water ten minutes. Drain, place in a small saucepan with two tablespoons currant jelly, half gill port wine, juice of a sound orange, one and a half gills demiglace, and half saltspoon cayenne pepper. Mix well, let reduce to half the quantity, mixing once in a while, then serve as directed.

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