Soup (Brown)
Source: Hildagonda J. Duckitt, 1891
Instructions
- Make a good stock of either neck of mutton — three pounds will make two quarts of excellent stock — or of shin of beef.
- Add some fried onions and let all boil well together.
- When strained, add two spoonfuls of brown flour.
- Take a spoonful of sugar and a little butter and let them melt together till quite a dark brown.
- Mix with the flour a good glass of dark wine, eight cloves, a blade of mace, and some pepper, bruised, and add all to the soup.
- Let it boil for two or three hours.
- Serve with toasted bread, cut like dice and fried in butter.