No. 76. _Egg Sauce._

Generally served with salt fish or a Dublin-bay haddock; boil six eggs

ten minutes, let them get cold, then cut them in pieces about the size

of dice; have eight tablespoonfuls of melted butter and three of good

cream in a stewpan, season with a little pepper and salt, boil it five

minutes, then add the eggs; shake the stewpan round over the fire until

the eggs are quite hot, then add two pats of butter; shake it round

until the butter is melted, then pour it into a boat, and serve very

hot.

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