GIBLET SOUP.

Feet, neck, pinions, and giblets of three chickens, or of two

ducks or two geese.

1½ lb. veal.

½ lb. ham.

3 qts. water.

Crack the bones into small pieces, and cut the meat into strips. Put

all together with the giblets over the fire, with a bunch of sweet

herbs and a pinch of allspice. Stew slowly for two hours. Take out the

giblets and set them aside in a pan where they will keep warm. Take up

a teacupful of the hot soup and stir into this a large tablespoonful of

flour which has been wet with cold water and rubbed to a smooth paste;

then, two tablespoonfuls of butter. Return to the pot and boil for

fifteen minutes; season at the last with a glass of brown sherry and a

tablespoonful of tomato or walnut catsup. A little Worcestershire sauce

is an improvement. Finally, chop and add the giblets, and boil up once.

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