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13. Bretonne.
Cut in halves four or five large
onions, so as to be able
to remove the part adhering to the root, which
gives a bitter
taste. Chop up these onions, lightly fry them
in butter
and moisten with a glass of beef broth or water,
adding a
little thyme and bay-leaf Let these simmer gently
until
thoroughly done, then pass them through the sieve.
Put
into this puree of onions two small spoonfuls
of thickened
sauce, and season with pepper, salt, and a little
lemon. When
you have no thickened sauce, put a pinch of flour
into the
onions when they are slightly browned, and moisten
with
a little stock or water.
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