FoodNet

Gancel's culinary encyclopedia of modern cooking

1920

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Presented as published in 1920. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Gastronome, Roast, gar. w. mushrooms and stuffed oli¬ ves, potatoes gastronome, Colbert sa. w.Marsala wine. Genievre, Saute or roast w. juniper berries, thi. gravy or butter, serve separately apple marmalade glazel. Gigue, Leg, roast, divers sauces and garnishings or steak broiled or saute. Grand Veneur, Broiled, roast, saute, gar., w. puree of chestnuts, braised celery, Grand Veneur sa. Hongroise, Saute, paprika, sauce, moisten w. sour cream - gar. w. timbale of rice., Italienne, Broiled, braised, or roasted, Italian sauce. Lyonnaise, Broiled, roasted or saute, gar. w. croquettes of chestnuts, salmis sauce. Marine Pickled, divers styles, oil, vinegar or wine. (See Marinade.) Mignon, Trimmed round, broiled or saute, divers sa. and garnishings. — 315 CANCEL'S CULINARY ENCYCLOPEDIA Minute, Saute quickly, moisten w, poivrade sa. and chopped mushrooms, fine herbs. Montenotte, Larded, saute, gar. w. braised cucumbers, puree of lentils, poivrade sa. Noisette, Broiled or saute, divers garnishings and sa. Poivrade, Broiled, roasted or saute, poivrade sa. divers garnishings. Romaine, Broiled, roasted or saute, Romaine sa. divers garnishings. Romanoff, Broiled or saute, braised cucumbers, gar. w. puree of mushrooms, cepes w. cream. Poivrade sauce Roti, Roast, divers garnishings and sauces. Selle, Saddle, roast, divers garnishings and sauces. Saint-Hubert, Saute on one side, stuffed w. game force¬ meat, w. sliced mushrooms sautd, rolled in caul, broiled on puree of game, poivrade sauce. Saint-Marc, Larded, saute, gar. w. croquettes of chest¬ nuts, serve cramberry sa. separately. Thierry, Broiled, roasted or saute, gar. w. dec. game quenelles, olives, poivrade sa. Tyrolienne, Broiled, roasted or saute. Tyrolienne sa. Valencia, Saute in croustade, gar. w. puree of game, bi- garade sa. gar. w. oranges. Venaison, Venison, French term for game. Vicomtesse, Saute, broiled, gar. w. puree of mushrooms and lentils, poivarde sa. w. cream. Villeneuve, S’aute on one side, stuffed w. game salpi- con rolled in caul, broiled ,on puree of game w. jul. of truffles. Valkyrie, Saute on Berny potatoes, mushrooms gar. w. Soubise, poivrade sa. w. cream. DIVERS DRESSINGS (Divers Farces, Following are different seasonings for dressings ac¬ cording to desire; sage, thyme, bay leaves, carraway seeds, cinnamon, nut-megs and all spices. Cooked chopped onions, garlic, parsley, celery, chives and chevril; add bread crumbs that have been soaked — 316 — DIVERS DRESSINGS in milk or water, press, and add sausage meat or chest¬ nuts, oysters, sweet potatoes, apples, raisins, risotto ar green corn, according to desire. For cooking; butter, lard, eggs. (Note.) For different fancy stuffings English style generally made w. bread, sage, thyme chopped persley and seasoning. BIRDS AND GAME (Oiseaux et Gibiers) Birds and game stuffing w. foie-gras, truffles, force¬ meat gratin or duxelles. (See Mirepoix). Wild ducks stuffed w. bread, wild rice, risotto, onions, celery, rai¬ sins and apples, chestnuts, sweet potatoes, etc. FISH (Poisson) Fish stuffing with; fish force-meat. (See poisson), oysters crabs, oysters, chopped boiled eggs with bread crumbs and fine herbs, cooked onions, parsley, aroma¬ tics and seasoning, or ordinary bread stuffing for a whole fish, etc. MEAT (Viande)