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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.
Take 5 or 6 small card-shaped moulds, and line them at the bottom with a thin coating of liquid aspic jelly. When this is set, decorate them to resemble cards, cutting out the clubs and spades from thin slices of truffle, and the hearts and diamonds from thin slices of cooked tongue, with little cutters suitable to the purpose. Set the decoration with a little more liquid aspic. To Make the Mixture. — Use cooked smoked haddock free from skin and bone, chop it finely, pound it in a mortar with the white sauce, and then rub it through a sieve. Put this puree into a basin and add to it 2 table-spoonfuls liquid aspic. This must be stiff aspic in order to set the mixture ; if not sufficiently so, dissolve in it about f a sheet of gelatine first. Lastly, stir in the whipped cream and season to taste. Place the mixture in a cool place or on ice until beginning to set ; then fill up the little moulds and set them aside until firm. If any mixture is over, it may be used in the dishing up. Turn out the moulds when required, and ar- range them neatly on a silver dish, garnishing with salad and chopped aspic. Note. — Other cream mixtures may be used in place of the smoked haddock, and this dish may also be served as a cold entree. PART II SMALL HOT SAVOURIES 2311. Anchovy Croutes 4 filleted anchovies. 1 hard-boiled egg. Coralline pepper. \ tea-sp. anchovy es- sence. (Crofites aux Anchois) 1 dessert-sp. butter. 1 tea-sp. chopped parsley.Anchovy Croutes Croutons fried bread. Wipe the anchovies and chop the hard-boiled egg, reserving a little of the white for decoration. Pound the anchovies and egg together with the butter and seasoning, and rub them through a sieve. Have ready some round or oval-shaped croutons of fried bread (see Recipe 2245), spread them rather thickly with the mixture, and place them in the oven to become very hot. Decorate the croutes with finely-chopped parsley, chopped white of egg, and coralline pepper, and serve them on a hot dish with a dish paper under them. 2312. Anchovy Fingers 1 tea-sp. anchovy paste 2 table-sps. grated Par- mesan. 1 yolk of egg. Coralline pepper. (D’ Artois aux Anchois) 1 table-sp. melted butter or cream. 3 or 4 oz. puff pastry. Beaten eggAnchovy Fingers. Mix the anchovy paste, cheese, and yolk of egg together with the cream or melted butter. Season with coralline or cayenne pepper, and set the mixture aside until very cold. Then roll out some puff pastry very thinly and cut it in two strips from 3 to 4 inches in width. Spread one of the pieces to about \ inch from the edge with the anchovy mixture, brush the other piece of pastry over with beaten egg, and lay it on the top. Press the two together, brush over with beaten egg, and cut across in finger-shaped pieces. Bake them in a good oven until well browned and thoroughly cooked. 2313. Anchovy Fritters (Beignets d’ Anchois) Filleted anchovies. Cayenne pepper. Lemon juice. Salad oil. Frying batter. Chopped parsley. Anchovy Fritters