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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.
Cornet cVYork — Thinly sliced cold ham, rolled horn fashion, and served with chopped aspic and sharp sauce. Cornichons — Gherkins. Crabe — Crab, tastefully dressed. Creme de fromage (cheese cream) — Very finely grated parmesan, minced with whipped aspic jelly and cream, highly seasoned, and served in small fancy cases. Crevette d la Dorisa — Shrimp salad blended with mayonnaise, and served in halves of tomatoes, decorated with cucumber, and served with thinly cut rolled brown bread and butter round. Crevette en aspic — Picked prawns done in aspic jellJ- Crevettes grise — Shrimps. Crevette rose — Prawns. Croutes — Are similar to canapes ; fancy cut slices of fried or toasted bread, or brioche paste, masked with savoury butter or puree or creams. Croutes d V Espagnole — Round croutes masked with anchovy butter, a stoned olive filled with tartare sauce in centre. 8 The New Practical Cookery Guide. Croutes Burlington — Croutes masked with Mont- pelier (green) butter, a slice of tomato over, . creamed puree of chicken over, and a stoned olive in centre. Croutes de sardines — Long finger-shape croutes masked with sardine butter, a boned and skinned sardine on each, and a little anchovv butter piped over. Croutes Epicurienne — Fancy cut croutes masked with anchovy butter, a puree of pounded fines herbesCanapes Arlequin, hard eggs, and anchovies over. Croutes Indienne — A round croute masked with fines herbes butter, a mixture of chopped chutney, shrimps, hard eggs, and curry paste over. Croutes Jeanne — Oval-shaped croutes masked with foie gras cream, puree of tunny fish over, a pickled prawn at each end, and little caviar in centre. Croutes Marie — Fancy cut croutes masked with a creamed puree of chicked and foie gras, a cherry on top. Croutes norvegienne — Fancy cut croutes with smoked salmon butter, a slice of lax on top, decorated round the edge with chopped truffe, hard egg, and parsley. Croutes Rosamonde — Star- shape croutes with anchovy butter, cut anchovy fillets over to form a star, sieved hard yolk in centre. Denise d la Danoise — Fancy cut brown bread sand- wiches made with chopped cucumber and hard eggs, blended with mayonnaise, and masked with light brown chaudfroid sauce; decorated. Hors D'CEuvres General. 9 Denise a la Heine — Fancy cut sandwiches made with creamed puree of chicken, masked with white chaudfroid sauce, and decorated with truffes. Duchesse — Are small unsweetened petits choux filled with various purees, and masked with corre- sponding chaudfroid sauce, according to filling. Duchesse a la Nantua — Savoury petits choux filled with creamed puree of lobster or crayfish, masked with pink fish chaudfroid sauce. Duchesse a la Heine — Savoury petits choux filled with creamed puree of chicken, masked with white chaudfroid sauce. Duchesse a la Husse — Savoury petits choux filled with creamed puree of sturgeon and caviar, masked with pink and white chaudfroid sauce. Duchesse Sultan e — Savoury petits choux filled with creamed puree of chicken and pistachios, masked with white and green chaudfroid sauce. Eclair Karoly — Are small savoury eclairs as Carolines filled with puree of woodcock, cognac, highly seasoned, and masked with game chaud- froid sauce. Eperlans marines — Marinated smelts, served in liquor. Escargots farcis — French vinefield snails, specially prepared with savoury butter, etc., and baked. Esprots fume — Are smoked sprats.