MAÎTRE D’HÔTEL SAUCE. ✠

1 teacupful drawn butter.

1 teaspoonful minced parsley.

1 lemon.

Cayenne and salt to taste.

Draw the butter (No. 2); boil the parsley three minutes; take it out

and lay in cold water five minutes, to cool; chop and stir into the

butter; squeeze in the lemon-juice, the pepper and salt; beat hard with

an egg-whip, return to the fire, and boil up once.

This is a “stock” sauce, being suitable for so many dishes, roast or

boiled.

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