— — gravy soup, from,
220
— — Julienne soup,
from, 220
— — lecture on, 64
— — stew, 129
Tomatoes, 239
— stuffed, 239
Tongue, ox, 273
Tripe and onions, 137
— a la coutance, 138
Turbot, boiled, 189
Turkey, roast, 268
Turnips, 237
Utensils, kitchen, 19
Veal a la bourgeoise, 255
— and ham pie, 165
— • cutlets, 256, 257
— forcemeat, 166
— fricandeau of, 256
— galatine of, 273
— minced, 132
— quenelles, 258, 260
— — sauce for, 259
— roast chump of, 254
— — loin of, 234
— — neck of, 253
— stewed breast of, 127
Vegetables, cooking of, 68
Whitebait, 191
— fried, 191
Whiting, fried, 191
Whipping eggs, 293
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AI-modernized reading of the original text
— — gravy soup, from,
— — Julienne soup,
from, 220
— — lecture on, 64
— — stew, 129 Tomatoes, 239
— stuffed, 239 Tongue, ox, 273 Tripe and onions, 137
— a la coutance, 138 Turbot, boiled, 189 Turkey, roast, 268 Turnips, 237 Utensils, kitchen, 19 Veal a la bourgeoise, 255
— and ham pie, 165 — • cutlets, 256, 257
— forcemeat, 166
— fricandeau of, 256
— galatine of, 273
— minced, 132
— quenelles, 258, 260
— — sauce for, 259
— roast chump of, 254
— — loin of, 234
— — neck of, 253
— stewed breast of, 127 Vegetables, cooking of, 68 Whitebait, 191
— fried, 191 Whiting, fried, 191 Whipping eggs, 293
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