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1897

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Presented as published in 1897. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
One dozen Oysters. Half an ounce of Butter. Half an ounce of Flour. One tablespoonful of Cream. Lemon-juice, Salt, and Cayenne✪ Oyster Sauce. Put the oysters into a stewpan with their liquor, and bring them to the boil. Strain the liquor into a basin. Eemove the beards and the hard parts of the oysters, and cut the soft parts into two pieces. Melt the butter in a stewpan, add the flour, then the oyster liquor, and boil the sauce five minutes. Add the cream, salt, cayenne, lemon-juice, and pieces of oysters^ SAUCES. 143 Sauce Piquante. Ingredients. One Shalot. Half a Carrot. Three Mushrooms. One sprig of Thyme. One Bayleaf. One ounce of Butter. One tablespoonful of Harvey Sauce. Half an ounce of Flour. Half a pint of Brown Stock. Two tablespoon fuls of Vinegar. Salt and Cayenne✪ Sauce Piquante. Clean and cut up the vegetables very fine, reduce them in the vinegar and fry them brown in the butter and flour in a stewpan ; then stir in the stock, also the thyme, bayleaf, and Harvey sauce, let it simmer for twenty minutes ; then add the salt and cayenne, strain through a tammy, and it is ready for use. Sauce Suedoise. Cold Fish Sauce foe Tkout or Salmon. - Ingredients. One gill of White Sauce. One gill of Mayonnaise Sauce. One gill of thick Cream. Two spoonfuls of grated Horse-radish. Some chopped Indian Pickle, Pepper, Salt and Cayenne✪ Sauce Suedoise. Mix these ingredients and freeze. 144 HiaH-CLASS COOKERY. Poivrade Sauce. Ingredients, One head of Celery. Two Carrots. Two Onions. One Shalot. One Clove of Garlic. One Turnip. Two Leeks. Three Tomatoes. Twenty-four whole Peppercorns. Six Cloves. A blade of Mace. Bouquet Garni (Thyme, Bayleaf, Parsley, and Marjoram). Quarter of a pound of lean Ham. Three ounces of Flour. Three pints of Stock. Half a pint of Vinegar. Pepper and Salt✪ Poivrade Sauce. Shred and wa^sh the vegetables clean ; put them in a stewpan with the ham and butter ; fry them, but not very brown ; add the vinegar, and let it boil till quite reduced ; then stir in the flour, also add the stock. Stir well, and simmer gently one hour ; pass through a tammy, and it is ready for use. Sauce Reforme. Ingredients. Half pint of Poivrade Sauce. One tablespoonful of Bed Currant Jelly. One glass of Port Wine. Cayenne Pepper✪ Sauce Reforme^ SAUCES* 145 When the Poivrade sauce is boiling stir in the red currant jelly, the port wine, and a little cayenne. Let it boil about ten minutes, strain, and it is ready for use. Soubise Sauce. Ingredients, Six large Onions. Half a pint of Milk. Half a pint of White Sauce. One gill of Cream. Pepper, Salt, and Castor Sugar✪ Soubise Sauce. Peel and slice the onions, boil them in the milk till quite tender, then press out all the milk and rub them through a hair-sieve ; put them into a stewpan with the white sauce and reduce it to half the quantity, stir in the cream, pepper, salt, and a little castor sugar. This sauce is now ready for use. Sauce Verte- CoLD Green Sauce fok Fish. Take some tarragon, chervil, parsley, and a little shalot. Blanch and pound in a mortar with a little butter, and pass it through a hair-sieve ; add a little white sauce made with fish stock, season with pepper, salt and cayenne✪ Sauce Verte, then freeze. li 146 HIGH-CLASS COOKERY. Tartars Sauce. Ingredients, Two yolks of Eggs. Salt and Pepper. One gill of Salad Oil. One tablespoonful of French Vinegar. One teaspoonful of Tarragon Vinegar. ✪ Tartars Sauce