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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.
Marseillaise — Sauteed tomatoes, garlic flavour, colorette potatoes, Provencale sauce. Mascotte — Fonds with button onions, noisette pota- toes, jus lie. Massena — Fonds with Bearnaise sauce, slice of truffe on top, tomato sauce. Medicis — Croustades with carrots Vichy and peas, duchess cassolettes with puree of sorrel, jus lie. Melba — Tomatoes filled with puree of chicken, mushroom, braised lettuce, truffe, and jus lie. Mentonnaise — Farced small vegetable marrow, arti- chokes, new potatoes. Metternich — Glazed chestnuts, braised red cabbage, Madeira sauce. Mexicaine — Grilled mushroom filled with tomato sautee, sauteed green peppers, tomato sauce. Mignon — Fonds with peas Frant^aise, large quenelles decorated with truffe, jus lie. Milanaise — Cubes of macaroni, mixed with julienne of tongue and truffe, mushrooms, tomato sauce. Mireille — Croustades with rice a la Turque, tomato cassolette with sauteed tomatoes, tomato sauce. Moderne I. — Farced tomatoes, braised lettuce, potato croquettes, jus lieModerne I. Garnitures ( Garnishes) . 199 Moderne II. — Vegetable chartreuse in dariole moulds, braised farced lettuce, noisette potatoes, jus lieModerne II. Moi ssonneu.se — Peas a la Francaise, maitre d’hotel i 7 potatoes, large dice of lean bacon, jus lie. Monegasque — Small tomatoes, artichoke fonds, new potatoes, stewed olive, tarragon, jus lie tomate. Montbrazon — Lamb’s bread studded with truffes, large decorated quenelles, mushrooms, Madeira sauce. Montebello — Fonds with Bearnaise sauce mixed with tomato pulp and chopped truffes. Montglas — Salpicon of foie gras, truffe, tongue, quenelles, Madeira sauce. Monti — Braised celery, duchesse potatoes, demiglace tomatee. Montmorency — Fonds with fancy cut macedoine, point es, Madeira sauce. Montpensier I. — Fonds with pointes, sliced truffe, beef marrow, Perigueux sauce. Montpensier II— Bouquet of pointes, tomato sautee in fonds, demiglace. Montreuil — Plain Parisienne potatoes masked with rich pink sauce, fish with vin blanc sauce. Nantua — Bouches of salpicon of truffe, crayfish, or lobster, Nantua sauce. Napolitaine — Spaghetti, lie tomato sauce and cheese. Nemours — Stewed mushrooms, olive shaped potatoes. Nigoise I. — Tomatoes filled with French beans, chateau potatoes, tarragon sauce. Nigoise II. — Tomatoes saute and tarragon, olives, capers, sliced lemon, anchovy fillets. 200 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Nicolais II. — Whole truffes cooked in champagne, large mushrooms, Madeira sauce. Nina — Braised lettuce, quarters of oranges, Bigarrade sauce. Nivernaise — Small new carrots and glazed button onions in fonds, demiglace. Normande — Mussels, oysters, mushrooms, shrimps, small curled fried smelts, croutons, Normande sauce. Opera — Croustades with pointes, and tartlets with sauteed chicken’s liver, jus lie. Orientate — Tartlets with rice a la Grecque, tomatoes, tomato sauce. Orleanaise — Braised endives, maitre d’hotel potatoes in croustades, jus lie. Palermo — Lazagne, lie cream and cheese, demi- glace tomatee. Parmentier — Parmentier potatoes, jus lie. Petit Due — Grilled mushrooms, pomine Anna, Chateaubriand sauce. Portemaillot — Braised lettuce, olive shaped carrots, button onions, peas, and French beans, jus lie. Portugaise — Farced tomatoes, chateau potatoes, tomato sauce. Provengale I. — Tomatoes, farced mushrooms, and aubergines, new potatoes, Proven^ale sauce. ProveiiQale II. — Fish prepared Meuniere style, Proven9ale sauce over, stoned olive garnish.