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...hour; pour off as much of the oil as possible. If too dry, moisten with a little moro broth, mixing it gently ; and serve as usual, with rice separate. Salmon curry may also bo made with the remains left from a previous dinner, in which case reduce the curry sauce until rather...

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...half-an-hour, pour off as much of the oil as possible ; if too dry, moisten with a little more broth, mixing it gently and serve as usual with rice separate. Salmon...dinner, in which case reduce the curry sauce until rathsr thick before putting ill the salmon, which only requires to be made hot in it. The remains of...