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.
Lady Curzon — Farced with rice, foie gras, and truffe, poached and Served with curried supreme sauce, cucumber cassolettes filled with puree of mushrooms. Lancjuedocienne — Braised and garnished with toma- toes sauteed in aubergine croustades, cepes, and jus lie. Maitre Lucas — Farced and braised, garnished with braised lettuce, celery, farced onions, stuffed olive, Duchesse potatoes, and demiglace. Mancini — Poached, breast fillet sliced and carefully removed, breast bone picked out entirely, the cavity filled with macaroni, julienne of truffe, and foie gras ; replace fillets and mask with supreme sauce, cheese over and gratines. Mazarin — Braised in casserole with julienne of carrots, celery, truffe, jus lie Madeira and glaze. Menagere — Braised in casserole, button onions, new small carrots and potatoes, jus lie. Milanaise — Farced with macaroni Milanaise, braised and served demiglace tomatee. Mireille — Braised, garnished with rice a la Turque, and tartlets filled with sauteed tomatoes and a stoned olive, tomato sauce. Montbrazon — Studded with truffe, poached, garnished with lamb’s breads, large quenelles, supreme sauce. Entrees. 305 Monte Carlo — Poached, masked with supreme sauce, garnished with pink quenelles and t ruffe. Montmorency — Larded and braised, garnished with decorated quenelles, fonds with pointes, Madeira sauce. Nantua — Poached, served with supreme sauce, finished with crayfish butter over, crayfish quenelles, and truffe round. Nicoise I. — Braised, and served with French beans, fonds, tomatoes and olives, jus lie tomate. Nicoise II. — Braised, and served with small toma- toes, small fonds, sliced courgettes, new potatoes and olives, jus lie tomate. Nouveau Siecle — Braised, garnished with cucumber, new potatoes, button onions, aubergine and cepes, jus lie. Orientate — Poached, and served on rice a la Turque, curried veloute over, and Chayotte garnish. Paysanne — Braised with Paysanne garnish and good veal glaze, served in casserole. Parisienne — Farced, poached, supreme sauce over row of sliced truffe and tongue on breast, deco- rated quenelle garnish. Petite Mariee — Poached with little chicken stock, fancy cut carrots, celery and peas, masked with supreme sauce and reduced liquor. Petite Prussienne — As Bonne Femme, add morels and cepes, en casserole. Plnarao — Farced with rice pilaff minced with toma- toes, currants, pistaches, braised, jus lie. Piemontaise — Farced with risotto Piementaise, braised, garnished with rice croustades filled x 306 The New Practical Cookery Guide. with foie gras and Piemond truffe, jus lie tornate. Poivre — Braised in covered casserole with butter and fresh ground black pepper and a pinch of salt, cooked slowly, hermetically closed, served plain. Polonaise — Farced and braised, served on semolina fonds garnished with chicken liver brochette, truffe and demiglace tomatee. Portugaise — Farced with rice Portugaise, braised and served with Portugaise sauce, tomatoes farced with rice Portugaise round. Pi imeur — Braised and served with garnish of spring vegetable and pointes, jus lie. Prince de Galles — Farced with foie gras and wood- cock farce, braised, garnished with truffe, mush- rooms, fillets of woodcock and jus lie. Princesse —Poached, masked with supreme sauce, garnished with pointes and quenelles. Princesse Helene — Farced with rice, masked with supreme sauce, garnished with subric of spinach and truffes.