PLAIN CURRY SAUCE. *
Put two ounces of fresh butter into a stewpan, together with rather more than an ounce of flour and a good tablespoonful of curry-paste or powder; knead these well together, then add a little shred carrot, celery, and onions; moisten with about a pint of good strong consommé; stir the sauce on the fire until it boils, and after having kept it boiling for about twenty minutes, pass it through the tammy, as for a purée; then remove the sauce into a bain-marie or stewpan, to be used when required.
This economical method of making curry sauce should only be resorted to in cases of emergency or necessity, otherwise it is desirable to follow the directions contained in No. 47.