Carrots. No. 8. Minced. (Mrs. Evans.)
Clean the carrots, and boil them thoroughly, then drain them and mince them fine; warm a little cream in a stewpan, and if you find it thin melt a little butter into it—for a large dish ¼ teacupful of thin cream and 1 oz. of butter—but of course, thick cream and no butter is better. Season with pepper and salt; add the carrots to heat up, and serve very hot, but do not let the cream boil. Take care the minced carrots are not sloshy; the cream must be blended and the carrots soft.