Brown & Polson Tabletalk _____ ~7ry-this speedy Mah fcCARAMa.PUt>t> I N6 Take the CaraIt makes a world of difference to m«l onvolnne <* r • -k fish, especially smoked fish, when ™ e 1 envelope you serve it with this home-made from a packet mustard sauce. First make a white of Brown & Polsauce with 1 level tablespoon Brown « Polson Cornflour, J pint milk, son Flavoured nut of butter and seasoning. Take Cornflour. Ada 1 heaped teaspoon mustard and mix 1 tablespoonfu! with a little vinecar. Stir into cn ear and mix White sauce. sugar ana mix Aryuxx ... . —smoothly with a jl I .JR . little cold milk VO/re taken from ? pint. Heat rest T of milk, stir in the mixed cornflour and add 1 teaspoonOADPIgrr- ful butter. Boil for 1 minute, rCfiKcxCMT stirring all the time, and finMelt 1 ox. butter In saucepan, stir a Uy stir in some chopped in 1 teaspoonful Brown & Polson Cornflour. Add J tea cup milk. Gates, prated cheese and seasoning. Stir KEEP \toVR, AAERIM&UEC over gentle heat till smooth and /o thick. Serve piping hot on buttered M Be sure to ac|d * Httle Brown A » -IHf? fwwßQ Polson Cornflour with the sugar. **** p or best results use 2 ozs. sugar First you hard boil 4 eggs and » nd 1 teaspoonful cornflour to each put into cold water. Make a CBE " 1 c ‘ savoury white sauce with Brown IT'S MADE FOR ENJOYMENT & Polson Cornflour, using 3 tea- WHEN IT'S MADE WITH spoonsful cornflour, loz. butter r~rw — IFK and i pint milk. (You’ll find BrOWfl ‘ \ directions for mixing on the packet.) Chop eggs and add to j A- PolsOll ■ V sauce with seasoning. Pour onio BY APPOINTMENT Cornflour H ISMS-SSt Manufacturers to the Late Kmp George VI BROWN & POLSON W J) LIMITED, 125 Strand, London, RR n
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Press, Volume XCIII, Issue 27985, 4 June 1956, Page 8
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