222. BLOND DE VEAU, OR VEAL GRAVY.
HAVING first well buttered a large stewpan, lay therein one pound
of the lean of a York ham cut in slices, a knuckle of veal, and the
under part of a leg of veal; to these add an old hen and a couple
of wild rabbits. Pour three pints of common broth over the meats,
&c., and after putting the cover on the stewpan, place it on the stove-
fire to boil down to a glaze; then slacken the heat so that it may
gradually become browned. When the glaze darkens to a deep red
tinge, fill it up with common broth or water, and set it on the stove;
as soon as it boils, skim it thoroughly, garnish with carrots, turnips,