BEEFSTEAK STEWED.

Never use a choice steak for a stew. Stewing is only a good way of

cooking an inferior steak. The meat from a soup-bone would make a very

good stew.

Put ripe tomatoes (peeled and cut) into a stew-pan; sprinkle over pepper

and salt. Let them cook a little to make some juice; put in the pieces

of beef, some little pieces of butter mixed with flour, two or three

cloves, and no water. Let it stew until the meat is quite done. Then

press the tomatoes through a sieve. Serve all on the same dish.

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