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Celery Sauce Recipe


Celery Sauce Recipe
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The following recipe was transcribed ver batim from the following vintage magazine: ------------------------------- The House The Journal of Arts & Crafts England December, 1901

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Ingredients
  • Celery Sauce
  • Two heads of celery,
  • one pint milk,
  • three ounces butter,
  • three ounces flour,
  • pepper and salt.

Directions
  1. Scrub the celery and put aside all discoloured pieces;
  2. cut the rest small and place in a saucepan with enough cold water to cover it.
  3. The instant this water boils strain it off and put the celery to boil for about 1-1/2 hours in one pint of water and one pint of milk.
  4. Put the butter and flour into another pan and stir them over the fire until well blended, then add the celery and liquor,
  5. stir the mixture until boiling, rub through a hair sieve, season, re-warm, and serve.

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This will be great!


Geesh, better than Campbells Cream of Celery Soup for recipes! YES! Less salt for the Bunny diets! Tops!


:) I love old recipes!! They are the basis of everything we call 'new' today, aren't they?? Great post, Mystic -- and thanks for the info :)


This really sounds good!


THIS SOUNDS FREAKIN' AMAZING


Joymarie this recipe has managed to spruce up even the most simple white sauces to a creamy and delicate treasure. Thank you for hunting down this beauty
High five
Michael


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