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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.
Grand manoir — Parmentier with cream, garnished with potato quenelles, peas, and shredded watercress. Veloute, Puree, Creams. 83 Grecque — Puree of peas made with mutton stock, highly seasoned, garnished with j)eas and dice of carrots and parsnips and lean mutton. Gulgas suppe — Dice of onions and lean beef saute, seasoned with paprika, cumin, and marjoram, blended with flour, diluted with consomme, dice of potatoes, soupcon of kiimmel and garlic, served with croutons✪ Gulgas Suppe. Hare soup— Puree de lievre. Hoteliere — Puree of red haricots, lentils, and potatoes, finished with cream and chervil. Hugo — Palestine soup with tapioca. Huitres — Oyster soup. Imperatore — Puree of pheasant, served with foie gras and pheasant quenelles, royal. Imperiale — Cream of rice and tapioca, julienne of truffe Indienne — Curried veloute of chicken, cocoanut milk and cream, served with dice of chicken and rice. Irlandais — Chicken veloute, with puree of vegetables and cream. Irmas — Veloute of chicken, lie cream and yolks, served with curried chicken quenelles and asparagus pointes. Isoline — Chicken veloute and crayfish butter, perles. Istrienne — Puree of chestnut, tomatoes, and pome- granate, served with tomato royal. Jackson I. — Puree of potatoes and flageolets, lie tapioca, served with julienne of leeks. Jackson II. — Cream parmentier and light consomme, lie cream and yolks, served with julienne of leeks. 84 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Jacquelin — Rich fish veloute, lie cream and yolks, served with dice of carrots, peas, rice. Jainbalaya — Cream of rice and tomatoes, Spanish onions, served with julienne of chicken. Japonnaise — Puree of Japanese chokes, crosnes, and okras, and chicken veloute, finished with cream and perles du Japon. Jeanin — Puree of white haricots, carrots, and leeks, croutons. Jeannette — Cream of salsify and veloute ; cream, sorrel, and chervil. Jenny Lind — Veloute of chicken with tapioca and cream. Juanita — Cream of rice, tomatoes, and morilles, cream, served with julienne of morilles sauteed. Jubilee — Puree of green peas and julienne mixed. Judic — Cream of lettuce and veloute, served with farced lettuce, sliced, and julienne of truffe. Jussienne — Puree of chicken and veloute, peas, creamed, julienne of chicken garnish. Kalamazoo — Cream of rice and veloute, with puree of carrots, beetroot, celery, and herbes, creamed, rice. Klidki — Puree of grey lentils, creamed, croutons. Krapiwa — Cream of sorrel and garden nettles, creamed, and served with croutons. Krupnick — Cream of barley, fennel flavour, and chicken veloute, served with dice of chicken, fennel, and parsley. Lamballe — Puree of green peas and large sago. Languedocien — St Germain and julienne mixed, sorrel. Veloute, Puree , Creams. 85 L'aurore — Puree of tomatoes and chicken veloute. Lavalliere — Puree of celery and chicken veloute, served with celery royal, profiterolles. Ledoyen — Puree of flageolets and veloute, tapioca chervil. Legume — Puree of vegetables. Lejeune — Cream of chicken, salsify, and sago. Leopold — Cream of sorrel and semolina, creamed, served with shredded lettuce and chervil. Liegeois — Puree of plovers, brown bread panade, and rice, julienne of plovers, brown bread croutons. Lisette — Cream of celery, served with julienne of t ruffe. Lison — Cream of rice and puree of celery, perles du nizam. Lithunien — Parmentier, with shredded celeriac and sorrel, lean dice of fried bacon, and fried yolks of eggs separate.