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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.
Orleans (d’) — Chicken consomme, lie tapioca, gar- nished with tomato and chicken quenelles, pistachios and chicken quenelles cut in cubes, peas, and chervil. Orsay (cV) — Chicken and pigeon consomme, lie tapioca, served with asparagus pointes, pigeon quenelles, julienne of pigeon. Ostenda.is — Fish consomme, oyster flavour, served with bearded oysterOstenda. Oukha — Fish consomme, served with julienne of vegetables, cepes, and shredded sorrel. Oxtail — Beef consomme, with oxtail, herb flavour, herry, and printanier roots. Parisienne — Chicken consomme, garnished with royal, mixed with puree of braised vegetables, brunoise roots, chervil. Parmesane — Beef consomme, served with Parmesan cheese paste cut fancy shape. Pauvre homme — Beef consomme, with a paysanne of leeks and potatoes, toasted croutesPauvre Homme. 60 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Paysanne — Beef consomme, garnished with braised sliced vegetables size of a sixpence. Perles (aux) — Consomme, served with perles du nizam. Petit due — Chicken consomme, lie tapioca, served with julienne of chicken, truffe, chervil. Petite mariee — Chicken consomme, garnished with puree of chicken royal, almond milk, and chervil. Petite marmite — Rich consomme, served with croute- au-pot roots, pieces of chicken, and lean beef. Picardie — Rich consomme, served with cubes of leeks sauteed in butter, fried croutons. Piemontaise — Consomme, saffron flavour, garnished with rice, dice of ham, Piemont truffe, and tomatoes ; cheese served separate. Pierre le grand — Rich consomme, served with julienne of celery, turnips, shredded lettuce, and tarragon. Pluche — Chicken consomme, lie tapioca, garnished with shredded sorrel, lettuce, and chevril. Pojarsky — Chicken consomme, hazel hen flavour, served with small croquettes of hazel hen <\ la Pojarsky. Polonaise — Chicken consomme, garnished with un- sweetened pancakes masked with chicken farce, rolled and poached and cut in slices, julienne of celery, and beetroot. Poljpetti — Chicken consomme, served with fried parmesan quenelles. Portugais — Chicken consomme, tomato flavour and colour, served with tomato royal, julienne of leeks, rice ; unsweetened stewed prunes separate. Consommes. 61 Pot-au-feu — As Croute-au-pot, pieces of lean beef. Potemkin — Fish stock, clarified with pounded caviar and white wine, served with julienne of carrots, celery, parsley, and pointes. Potroka — Beef consomme, served with large dice of braised vegetables, geese giblets in dice, fennel and parsley lastly ; sour cream separate. Prince cle Galles — Chicken consomme, garnished with chicken and t ruffe quenelles, royal, asparagus pointes. Princesse — Chicken consomme, garnished with green pea royal, pearl barley, julienne of chicken. Princesse Alice — Chicken consomme, garnished with julienne of artichoke fond, vermicelli, shredded lettuce. Princesse Ena — Chicken consomme, served with julienne of leeks, chicken, rice, and chervil. Printanier — Consomme, served with cubes of braised carrots and turnips, peas, dice of French beans, asparagus pointes, shredded lettuce, chervil. Printanier Colbert — Small poached eggs added to printanier. Printanier royal — Cubes of royal added to printanier. Printemps — Chicken consomme, garnished with asparagus pointes, peas, beans, lettuce, and chervil. Projiterolle — Rich consomme, served with crisp profiterolles. Putchero — As Pot-au-feu, with the addition of ham, garbanzos, peas, and sliced Chorizo sausages. 62 The New Practical Cookery Guide.