No. 464. _Calf’s Head in currie._

Prepare and dish the head as in the last, boil a pound of rice (see No.

129), and dish it in a pyramid in the middle, leaving a place at the top

to lay in the brains; have ready prepared the following sauce: put four

onions, two apples (cut in slices), a sprig of thyme, a little parsley,

a blade of mace, and six cloves into a stewpan, with two ounces of

butter, fry them of a light brown, add one tablespoonful of curry

powder, mix it well, then add three pints of white sauce (No. 7), and a

pint of broth; boil altogether twenty minutes, pass it through a tammie,

put it again into a stewpan, let it boil, season with a little salt and

sugar, pour over the head and serve very hot. If the currie is

preferred browner, use a little brown gravy (No. 135); more currie

powder may be added if required very hot.

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