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Aunt Mildred’s Glazed Carrots ..................................................................

Here’s a prize-winning recipe for braised carrots.

1. Cook peeled carrots in a half cup of water and two tablespoons of
   butter.


2. Sprinkle on a teaspoon of brown sugar and a pinch of tarragon.


3. Simmer until water disappears (a few minutes), and then gently
   simmer in butter until carrots are just tender.

This will take a few more minutes; keep testing with a fork.

4. Now turn the fish (assuming you’re also cooking a fish).

Mr. and Mrs. Ratlick — who both look like Elton John — were the vegetable

judges at the 1992 State Fair in Seeping Bog, La. and they awarded my Aunt

Mildred second prize for this recipe. Is this the wrong book for a recipe? In

any case, you didn’t get cheated because this is the eleventh tip in this chap-

ter; the other ten are about CSS. Try the carrots. They should have won first

prize.

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