ASPARAGUS SAUCE.

A dozen heads of asparagus.

2 teacupfuls drawn butter.

2 eggs.

The juice of half a lemon.

Salt and white pepper.

Boil the tender heads in a very little salted water. Drain and chop

them. Have ready a pint of drawn butter, with two raw eggs beaten into

it; add the asparagus, and season, squeezing in the lemon-juice last.

The butter must be hot, but do not cook after putting in the asparagus

heads. This accompanies boiled fowls, stewed fillet of veal, or boiled

mutton.

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