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.
Havelock — Wings and fillets studded with truife, garnished with truife, mushrooms, cock’s comb and kidneys, Allemande sauce over. Indienne — White curry sauce, served in bordure of rice. Ivoire — Cream sauce, quarters of fonds,- and mushrooms. Laureate — Rich veloute with mushroom essence, but- ton onions, crayfish tails, and button mushrooms. Leon IX. — Veloute, quenelles, mushroom and macaroni garnish. Odette Valery — Chicken cut raw, poached with butter, eschalots, and white wine, seasoned ; 288 The New Practical Cookery Guide. when cooked, add cream, sliced mushrooms,, and serve in bordure of rice. Orientale — White curry sauce, served in bordure of curried risotto. Petite Mariee — Supreme sauce, sliced new carrots, peas, and small new potatoes. Polignac — Veloute with puree of mushrooms, julienne of truffe and mushrooms. Peine Margot — Allemande sauce, pink, green, and white quenelles. Bichemond — Veloute, with julienne of carrots and truffe. Stanley — Allemande sauce with puree of onions, julienne of truffe and tongue, served on white rice pilaff. Sultane — Veloute with pistacho butter, pimento, served in bordure of rice au gras. Trianon — Allemande sauce, pink, green quenelles, truffes. Van-dyck — Supreme sauce with hop shoots, in cocotte. Venitienne — Venitienne sauce with mushrooms and calf’s brain, Villeroy round. Viennoise — Paprika in Allemande sauce, cucumber garnish. Supreme de Volaille (Supreme or Fillets of Chicken). Fillets of chicken beaten and trimmed, bread- crumbed, or plainly poached or sauteed, as the case requires, served on fonds, etc., and sauced and garnished. Entrees. 289 Agnes Sorel — Poached and served on oval fonds of chicken and mushroom farce, masked with supreme sauce, decorated with tongue and truffe, veal glaze round. Alexandra — Poached and masked with veloute and Soubise, salamandered, pointes round. Arlesienne — Sauteed, and served on aubergine fonds,. sauteed tomatoes round, jus lie tomate. Armenonville — Sauteed, served on Anna potatoes, demiglace, with julienne of celery and truffe over. Belle Irma — Sauteed, served on Dauphine potatoes, pomtes, truffe, and jus lie. Boiselle — Farced, served in casserole with mush- rooms and jus lie. Chimay — Sauteed and served with morels and pointes, jus lie. Clementine — Poached, served in farce bordure, salsify a la creme, and veloute round. Cussy — Sauteed, served on fonds, slice of truffe on each, rognons de coq, and jus lie. Demidoff — Sauteed and served with paysanne of vegetables and truffe, Madeira sauce. Doria — Sauteed, served with cucumber garnish. Dreux — Studded with truffe and tongue, poached, and garnished with cock’s comb and kidney, Allemande sauce. Ecossaise — Poached, French bean garnish, Ecossaise sauce. Favorite — Sauteed, served with foie gras and truffe on each, pointes round and well buttered, jus lie. u 290 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Financiere — Sauteed and served with Financiere garnish. Georgette — Poached, served on Georgette potato fonds, truffe and veloute. Helder — Sauteed, served with a ragout of truffes, carrots, mushrooms, and fonds, jus lie. Henri IV. — Sauteed, served on fonds, Bearnaise over, glaze round. Hongroise — Sauteed, served on timbale of rice pilaff, and Hongroise sauce. Japonnaise — Sauteed, served on rice, fonds with puree of crosnes, jus lie. Judic — Sauteed, served with braised lettuce, t ruffe, and jus lie.