FoodNet

The new practical cookery guide

1913

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Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Wareniskis (Russian)— Finely minced raw steak mixed with chopped suet, fines lierbes and onions, well seasoned, made into rissoles with nouille paste, blanched fifteen minutes and served with noisette butter. PART VII. ENTREES. Mutton or Lamb. Noisette Cotelette ou Filet Mignon. The following garnishes are suitable for either noisette cutlets or filet mignon. A V Ambassadrice — Button mushrooms, sauteed chicken’s liver, cock’s combs and kidneys, and jus lie. Alexandra — Quarters of fonds, truffes, pointes, jus lie. Alsacienne — Served on oval tartlets filled with sauer- kraut and slice of ham, jus lie. Algerienne — Sweet potatoe croquettes (yams) and tomato sauce. Arlesienne — Tomatoes, aubergines, onions, jus lie. Belle Alliance— Served with foie gras and truffes, Madeira sauce. Buloz — Cooked one side, which is masked with thick mornay, crumbed and sauteed, rizotto with chicken’s liver round, jus lie. Careme — Lightly braised one side, which is farced with salpicon of truffe and mushroom lie veloute. 266 The New Practical Cookery Guide. crumbs and cheese over and gratines, jus lie round. Cendrillon — Soubise in fonds, cheese over and gra- tines, truffle, jus lie. Chatelaine — Fonds with soubise, braised chestnuts, Duchesse potatoes, jus lie. Chavette — Served on Anna potato, artichoke gar- nish and jus lie. Chevreuse — Toulouse and cucumber garnish, jus lie. Cova — Garnished with peas Francaise and bigarade sauce. Cyrano — Served on croutes, garnished with fonds filled with puree of foie gras, Chateaubriand sauce with t ruffe. Denar d — Lightlv grilled, masked with chicken cro- quette mixture, crumbed and sauteed, Chateau- briand sauce. Dixon — Served on croutes, garnished, truffle and olives, demiglace. Double — A double cutlet — two bones — grilled and served with watercress and veal glaze. Duberley — Grilled, garnished with croustades filled with puree of mushrooms, demiglace. Duglere — Braised lettuce, grilled tomatoes, demi- glace. Durand — Braised endives, quenelles, olives, truffe, jus lie. Epicurienne — Lightly cooked, masked with fines herbes, chaudfroid sauce, when cold, crumbed, sauteed, and garnished with lamb’s breads and truffe, Madeira sauce. Entrees. 267 Forest cere — Sauteed cepes or morels, noisette pota- toes, jus lie. Grand Veneur -(Marinated) sauteed, garnished with French beans, noisette potatoes, and poivrade sauce. Henriot — Lightly cooked, masked with Yilleroi sauce, crumbed and sauteed, mushroom garnish. Heur elect — Breadcrumbed, * sauteed, served with salsify a la creme and jus lie. Imperials — Sauteed one side, farced with chicken and truffe farce, braised pointes, truffle and mushroom garnish, jus lie. Laura — Lightly cooked, masked with d’Uxelle, wrapped in caul, crumbed and grilled, macaroni and tomato garnish, jus lie. La Vallieri — Fonds with puree of asparagus, jus lie. Maintenon — Lightly cooked and masked one side with soubise, lie thick bechamel and puree of mushrooms, cheese over and gratines, jus lie. Malmaison — (Panne) puree of joeas, puree of lentils, farced tomatoes, jus lie. Marie Louise — Croustade filled with peas, carrots, and turnips. Morland — Crumbed, mixed with chopped truffes, sauteed, and served with puree of mushroom and jus lie. Morly — Lightly cooked and masked with puree of foie gras, crumbed, braised, and served with button onions, and chestnuts, jus lie. Murillo — Cooked one side, which is farced with puree of mushroom and soubise, cheese over