Sweet Sauce for Venison or Hare.—(No. 346.)
Put some currant-jelly into a stew-pan; when it is melted, pour it into a sauce-boat.
N.B. Many send it to table without melting. To make currant-jelly, see No. 479*.
This is a more salubrious relish than either spice or salt, when the palate protests against animal food unless its flavour be masked. Currant-jelly is a good accompaniment to roasted or hashed meats.