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26.
German Sauce (Sauce Allemande).
To make this sauce, the remains of the
liquor in which
fowls have been boiled, or chicken consommé,
or indeed
anything which has a flavour of chicken, should
be added
to an equal quantity of smooth sauce (see No.
63) and set to
simmer till reduced ; after which skim, remove
the fat, add
the yolks of two or three eggs, a piece of fresh
butter of the
size of a walnut, and pass through a sieve.
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