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1914

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Presented as published in 1914. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
1 dessert-sp. chutneyCurry Omelet (Omelette à l’Indienne). Make a plain omelet according to Recipe 1412, adding the curry paste and the chutney (finely 330 COOKERY FOR EVERY HOUSEHOLD chopped) to the yolks of eggs. Serve the omelet on a bed of boiled rice, and pour curry sauoe round. 1424. Fish Omelet (Omelette au Poisson) 2 oz. cooked fish. 2 eggs. 1 tea - sp. chopped Pepper and salt, parsley. 1 oz. butter. Make in the same way as Plain Omelet (Recipe 1412), adding the fish, finely chopped, and the chopped parsley to the yolks of eggs. 1425. Ham Omelet (Omelette au Jambon) 2 oz. cooked ham. 1 tea-sp.chopped parsley 2 eggs. A little made mustard. 1 oz. butter. A pinch of pepper. Make in the same way as Plain Omelet (Recipe 1412), adding the ham finely chopped to the yolks of eggs. 1426. Kidney Omelet (Omelette aUx Rognons) 2 sheep’s kidneys. 1 tea-sp. chopped parsleyFish Omelet (Omelette au Poisson) 1 tea-sp. chopped shallot \ oz. butter. Pepper. Salt. A plain omelet. Split the kidneys, and remove the skin and hard fat from the centre. Cut them in small pieces. Melt the butter, and when hot add the chopped onion, and fry a little. Then add the kidney and seasonings, put the lid on the pan, and cook slowly for 10 minutes. Make a plain omelet, and before folding put the kidney mixture in the centre. This omelet may be served with a little brown sauce or gravy poured round it. Make the Omelet according to directions given in Recipe 1412, using the above ingredients. When it is set in the pan, put the lobster mixture in the centre and iold the omelet over it, first from one side and then from the other, making the edges overlap in the middle. Slip carefully on to a very hot dish with a dish paper on it, and serve the omelet as quickly as possible. Note. — Tinned lobster may be used. 1429. Mushroom Omelet (Omelette aux Champignons) l lb. fresh mushrooms. 1 shallot. 1 tea - sp. parsley. chopped Salt. Pepper. | oz. butterMushroom Omelet (Omelette aux Champignons). A plain or savoury omelet. Remove the skins and stalks from the mush- rooms, and let them lie in salt and water for 5 minutes. Then dry them thoroughly and cut them small. Melt the butter in a small saucepan, and put in the mushrooms, shallot finely chopped, parsley, pepper, and salt. Cook these together about 5 minutes. Make a plain omelet according to Recipe 1412, and before folding it over place the mushroom mixture on one half. 1430. Nut Omelet 3 eggs. £ lb. shelled Brazil nuts. A pinch of nutmeg. Pepper and salt. Make in the same way as Plain Omelet (Recipe 1411), adding the nuts finely grated to the eggs. When the omelet is cooked, sprinkle a few ground nuts over the top and brown slightly. 1427. Lentil Omelet 1431. Oyster Omelet (Omelette aux Huitres) 2 table-sps. lentils. 1 gill stock. 1 table - sp. chopped onion. \ tea-sp. curry powder. 2 oz. butter. 3 or 4 eggs. Seasoning. Wash the lentils, and if time permits allow them to soak for an hour or two in cold water. Then put them into a small saucepan with the stock and onion, and stew them slowly until soft and reduced to a thick puree. Add half the butter, season with the curry powder, pepper, and salt, and beat the mixture until quite smooth. Make an omelet with the eggs and the remainder of the butter, and put the lentil puree in the centre of it before folding it over. Note. — The remains of stewed lentils may be used for this. 1428. Lobster Omelet (Omelette au Homard) Omelet. Nut Omelet