This section is from the book "Hilda's "Where Is It?" Of Recipes", by Hildagonda J. Duckitt. Also available from Amazon: Hilda's "Where is it?" of Recipes.
(A Cheap Gravy For Hashes, Etc.)
Ingredients:
Bones and Trimmings of a cold joint intended for hashing. ¼ teaspoonful of Salt. ¼ teaspoonful of Whole Pepper. ¼ teaspoonful of Allspice. Some savoury Herbs.
I Fried Onion, I Carrot. I oz. Butter. Flour, for thickening. Sufficient Water to cover the bones well.
Chop the bones very fine; put into a stewing-pan with salt, pepper, spices; cover with boiling water. Let the whole simmer gently for two hours. Slice and fry onions till a pale brown, and mix with gravy made from the bones; boil a little while, strain, and put back into the saucepan. Thicken with a little flour rubbed in butter, or a little plain browned flour, a pinch of brown sugar, and some tomato sauce. Let it all boil well. Lastly put in your nicely cut-up meat, taking care that it never boils, or it immediately becomes hard. Serve with toast round the dish, or fried sippets. A little cayenne pepper is very nice in hashes. Time for gravy, about two or more hours.
 
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