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Practical gastronomy

1903

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Presented as published in 1903. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Sterlet a la Russe (Sterlet, Russian Style). — Broiled sterlet with braised button onions, small ball-shaped fried potatoes, and anchovy sauce. — au bleu. — Boiled sterlet. Tanehe au bleu.— Boiled tench. — grillee au beurre d’Anehois.— Grilled tench with anchovy butter. — a la Maitre d’Hotel. — Broiled tench with parsley butter. Truite au bleu. — Trout boiled in water and white wine flavoured with herbs. — au beurre d’Anehois. — Broiled trout with anchovy butter. — a la Cambaeeres. — Baked trout, garnished with slices of truffles, heads of mushrooms, stuffed olives and fleurons ; brown genoise fish sauce. — au Chablis. — Braised river trout (mirepoix and chablis) garnished with olive-shaped potatoes, plain boiled, and parsley ; sauce noisette ( see Sauces). — a la Christiania. — Boned trout stuffed with fish farce and hard-boiled egg slices, rolled up, cooked in stock and milk ; skinned when cold and masked with aspic jelly and mayonnaise; garnished with caviare canapees, etc. — a la Divonnaise. — Braised river trout, breaded, sauced over with sauce genoise ; garnished with braised button onions and mushroom heads. — frite. — Fried trout. — a la Meuniere (Trout, Meuniere Style). — Braised trout served with burnt butter, breadcrumbs, and chopped parsley. — a la Maitre d’Hotel. — Broiled trout with parsley butter. — a la Malvoisie. — Boiled trout masked with aspic mayonnaise ; garnished with cucumber balls ; served with mayonnaise flavoured with cucumber puree. TURBOT 75 Truite marinee. — Soused or pickled trout masked with half-set savoury jelly. — a la Montgolfier. — River trout, boned and stuffed with whiting farce mixed with chopped truffles, poached in oven (fumet de poisson), dressed with garnish of lobster cut in dice, and mushroom heads ; sauce au vin blanc (white wine sauce). — k la Nansen. — Cold trout masked with finely- cut vegetable, brunoise and aspic, dressed on a shape of aspic ; garnished with small tomato flavoured timbales and cucumber ; served with frozen horse-radish sauce and semi-set aspic mixed with brunoise. — aUX petitS pois. — Broiled trout with green peas. — Saumonee bouillie. — Boiled salmon trout. — saumonee k la Norwegienne.— Boiled salmon trout dressed on rice socle, masked with mayonnaise and aspic ; garnished with tarragon and chervil leaves, cucumber rind and slices, and chilli ; served with cold horseradish sauce. — saumonee a la Rothschild.— Baked stuffed salmon trout masked cold with madere sauce (chaud- froid) , decorated with truffles, blocks of set aspic, cucumber, lemon and parsley. — a la Vinaigrette. — Cold boiled trout served with vinegar and oil dressing, chopped gherkins, capers and parsley. Filets de Truite au Vin blane.— Broiled fillets of trout with white wine sauce. — a la Mayonnaise. — Cold fillets of trout in border of aspic and mayonnaise, centre filled with dressed salad. — frites a la Milanaise.— Fillets of trout marinated in oil, etc., then rolled in breadcrumbs and grated cheese, then in egg and chopped parsley, and fried in oil ; served with Italian sauce. — a la Mirabeau. — Braised fillets of trout with mirabeau sauce. — a la Tomate. — Fried fillets of trout with tomato sauce. Turbot bouilli.— Boiled turbot. — sauce aux Huitres.— Boiled turbot with oyster sauce. — sauce aux Crevettes. — Boiled turbot with shrimp sauce. — sauce Homard. — Boiled turbot with lobster sauce.