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Dainty dinners and dishes for Jewish families

1907

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Presented as published in 1907. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
the dish with a piece of greased paper, put it in a moderate oven and let the roes cook for 10 minutes, then remove them from the oven and leave till cold. Cut some peeled cucumber in dice and mix it with half its bulk in capers, season well with salad oil. Place h a tablespoonful on a round of toast in a little pile, put a prepared roe on top, sprinkle with chopped parsleyHerring Roes a la Russe and serve. The vinegar liquor can be used several times. HERRING OR MACKEREL ROE TOAST. Laitances de maquereau. 4 fresh roes. Juice of 4 lemon. 1 tablespoonful salmon. 1 tablespoon ful oil. \ gill thick white sauce, cooked 1 teaspoonful sherry. A pinch of cayenne and nutmeg. Fried bread or toastHerring or Mackerel Roe Toast. Cook the roes gently in the butter or oil and lemon juice, drain and cut them into dice. Sieve the salmon and mix it with the other ingredients. Heat all together, stir in the roes, and pile on hot toast or fried bread cut in strips. (The salmon can be omitted.) Fried croutons. 2 cooked kippers. 2 hardboiled eggs. KIPPER SAVOURY. C routes d'harengs fumes. Cayenne. Capers, cucumber or tomato for decoration. 1 teaspoonful salad oilKipper Savoury. Pound the meat of the kippers with 1 hard-boiled yolk, and the oil ; season with cayenne, and rub through a wire sieve. Fry the small croutons in butter or oil, and spread thickly with the paste. Decorate with egg yolk passed through a sieve, and with either capers, cucumber or tomatoes to taste. Poultry livers. 1 sprig parsley. 1 button onion. 1 blade mace. LIVER TOAST. Canapes de Foie. 5 oz. clarified dripping. Salt, pepper, cayenne. Lemon juice. 1 teaspoonful red currant jelly. £ pint stock or water. Simmer the livers for i an hour in the stock or water, adding the parsley, mace and onion. Drain them and pound them smoothly with the dripping, flavouring it with salt, pepper, cayenne, red currant jelly and lemon juice. Heat it all and spread on fried croutons, garnishing them with chopped white of eggLiver Spread on Croutons. 123 DAINTY DINNERS AND DISHES MARROW BONES WITH TOAST. Saw the bones in halves, trim neatly and cover them with a stiff paste made with 1^ lbs. flour and some water. Tie the bones up in a cloth and put them into a saucepan in plenty of boiling water and a little saltMarrow Bones with Toast and boil for 2^ hours. Remove the cloth and the paste, fasten a clean napkin round each bone, arrange on a dish and serve with strips of dry toast round. MARROW PATTIES. Puff paste cases(see page 103). 1 beef marrow bone. H gills brown sauce (see page 78). 1 shallot, i oz. glaze. 1 wineglass sherry. 1 teaspoonful chopped parsley. Make a paste of tlour and waterMarrow Patties, cover the top of the marrow bone with it and boil till the marrow is set. Split the bone, take out the marrow, scald the latter, and then put it in cold water till required. Chop the shallot finely, put it with the sauce, glaze and sherry, and boil till reduced to half the quantity. Cut the marrow into small squares, add it and the parsley to the sauce, put it aside till cold, then fill the puff paste cases with it. SAVOURY MARROW TOAST. Marrow. 1 teaspoonful mixed herbs or chopped parsley. Cayenne or curry powder. 1 hard-boiled egg yolk. Toast or fried breadSavoury Marrow Toast.