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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.
Montebello — Poached, with white wine and aromatic herbs, shrimp sauce over, fried oysters round. Monte Carlo — Poached, vin blanc sauce with puree of oysters, chopped trutfes over. Montespan — Poached, with fines herbes and white wine, lie vin blanc sauce, asparagus pointesMontespan at ends. Montmorency — Poached, Normande sauce over, thread of Bearnaise round, Parisian potatoes. Montpellier — Poached, vin blanc sauce with Mont- pellier butter over, fines herbes and croutons. Montreuil — Poached, bechamel and fish essence, bordure of sliced potatoes, cheese, and gratines. Montrouge — Poached, G-enevoise sauce with puree of mushroom over, Parisian potatoes round. Mornay — Poached, Mornay sauce over, and gratines. Marat — Cut in strips, floured, and sauteed as Meuniere, julienne of potatoes and mushrooms sauteed round. Navarin — Pines herbes farced fillets, poached with champagne, lie, veloute and cream, scalloped lobster garnish. Nelson — Poached, served on puree soubise and bordure of potatoes, Mornay sauce over and gratines, fried soft roe round. Poissons (Fish). 157 Nemours — Farced, shrimp sauce over fillets, soft roe and quenelles with Normande sauce round. Newburg — Baked, served with sliced lobster New- burg in cocottes. Nissarde — Farced paupiettes served in vegetable marrow croustades, Aurore sauce over and gratines. Normande — Poached, served with Normande sauce and Normande garnish. Offemont — Poached, with eschalots and morels, vin blanc sauce over and chopped truffe. Olga I. — Poached, served in halves of scooped baked potatoes with shrimps, shrimp sauce over. Olga II. — As Bercy, with julienne of truffes. Orientale — As Newburg, slightly curried, plain rice bordure. Orleans I. — Paupiettes served in cocotte with sal- picon of mushrooms, shrimps, truffes, sauce riche over and sliced truffes. Orleans II. — Poached, served with three sauces and three coloured quenelles. Orly — Marinated fillets, fried in batter (pate a frire), tomato sauce separate. Pagani — Poached, button mushrooms on each, Nor- mande sauce and cheese over gratines, tomato, dice saute garnish and fleurons. Parisienne — Poached, three sauces, vin blanc, anchovy, and crayfish. Paula — As Meuniere, add a soup9on of anchovy essence and Worcester sauce in beurre noisette, capers and parsley over. 158 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Per sane — As Newburg, with paprika, served in bordure of rice a la Grecque. Picarde — Poached, vin blanc sauce with puree of mushrooms and mussels, truffe and shrimps over, croutons and glaze. Pocharde — Poached, half vin blanc sauce and half Matelotte sauce. Polignac — Poached, vin blanc sauce, with julienne of truffe, mushrooms, celery, and tarragon. Pompadour — Fillets dipped in oil, butter, and crumbs, grilled, a line of Choron sauce over, Chateau potatoes round, thread of glaze on fillets. Prince de Galles — Poached with champagne, liquor reduced and lie, with veloute and crayfish coulis, oysters and small Duchesse potatoes garnish. Princesse I. — Poached, served on Duchesse fonds, Mornay sauce over and gratines, cassolettes of asparagus pointes garnish. Princesse II. — Baked in sauterne with mirpoix, served in china fish casserole, sliced truffe and prawns over, masked with Bearnaise sauce con- taining fish essence. Quirinal — Poached in red wine, masked with Bor- delaise sauce, mushroom and crayfish garnish. Rabelais — Folded, poached, anchovy sauce over, corals on top.