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⅔ cup
Easy
Published 1973
There is no limit to what can be called “Egg Sauce,” and indeed in nineteenth-century American and English cookbooks some strange specimens turn up. In general, egg sauce has fallen so far out of fashion as to seem quite new. It is good with cold sliced roast meat and hot or cold baked, broiled, or boiled fish.
Put all the ingredients together in a screw-top jar and shake well. You can also use this as a salad dressing.
