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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.
Modena — Cream of spinach, creamed, served with croutons. Mogador — Puree of chicken and foie gras, served with julienne of chicken and truffe. Monaco — Milk soup, lie with cream and yolks, croutons. Monte Cristo — Chicken and veal veloute and puree of artichokes, served with cubes of quenelles and capsicum. Montesyan — Cream of asparagus and tapioca, peas. Montesquieux — Cream of cucumber and mushroom veloute, served with dice of cucumber. Montglas— Cream of chicken, julienne of mushroom, and truffle. Montmorency — Cream of chicken and Parmesan, served with vermicelli and shredded lettuce. Montorgeuil — Chicken veloute and printanier roots, chervil. Montpensier — Puree of cauliflower and cream of rice, croutons. Veloute, Puree, Creams. 89 Morgan — Veloute of chicken and cream of rice, served with chicken royal and cock’s comb. Mozart — Puree of French beans, served with croutons. Mulligatawny — Curried cream of chicken, served with dice of chicken, riceMulligatawny. Mulligatawny a la Dehnonico — As above, served with dice of aubergine and bearded oystersMulligatawny a la Dehnonico. Murillo — Tomato soup, made with fish stock, fish quenelles. Mussart — Puree of flageolets, served with flageolets and chervil. Nantua — Cream bisque of lobster or crayfish, served with dice of truffe and lobster or cray- fish. Navarin — Puree of green peas and cream of lettuce, served with peas and parsley. Nelusko — Cream of chicken, filbert flavour, served with chicken and filbert quenelles. Nemours — Parmentier and tapioca, lie yolks and cream. Nemrod — Light game soup, served with farced profiterolles. Nesselrode — Puree of woodcock and chestnut, served with chestnut and woodcock quenelles. Nimoise — Crea,m of haricot beans, with fine sago. Nissarde — Cream of vegetable marrow, lie tapioca. Nivernais — Cream of carrots, with julienne of carrots. Normande — Puree of potatoes, leeks, turnips, white haricots made with milk, creamed, served with chervil. 90 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Norvegienne — Cream of celeriac, creamed, served with fine julienne of beetroot. O'Connor — Cream of chicken, with julienne of leeks and chicken. Okra — Puree of tomatoes and gombos. Or eye — Cream of barley soup, creme cl’orge. Originate — Cream of pumpkin and rice, leeks, fines herbes, creamed, and served with croutons. Orleans — Veloute of chicken, creamed, and served with imitation of fleur de lys quenelles, white, pink, and green. Orties — Cream of garden nettles and potatoes, lie cream and yolks, served with croutons. Ostendais — Cream of oyster and fish veloute, served with oysters. Oukrop — Puree of onions and milk, lie croutons. Palestine — Puree of Jerusalem artichokes, creamed, croutons. Paquita — Puree of peas, served with dice of tomatoes and perles du nizam. Parisien — Veloute of veal, lie yolks and cream, served with paysanne of leeks and potatoes sauteed. Parmentier — Puree of potatoes and leeks, creamed, croutons. Patti — Puree of Jerusalem artichokes, creamed, rice. Pavilion — Puree of watercress and crosnes and chicken veloute, lie yolks and cream, dice of celery, and carrots. Paysanne — Puree of vegetables, served with croutons. Petit Due — Puree of woodcock, ham flavour, cognac, and puree of foie gras, served with woodcock quenelles. Veloute, Puree , Creams. 91 Pierre le Grand I. — Puree of celery and carrots, creamed, croutons. Pierre le Grand II. — Puree of hazel hen and mushrooms, served with julienne of celery and carrots.