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A lady of good taste

1954

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Presented as published in 1954. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
lf cup butter 2 tablespoons wine vinegar 1 cup consommeé 1 tablespoon paprika 2 tablespoons Escoffier Sauce 2 tablespoons sweet chili Diable powder 14 cup chopped green pepper _ 2: tablespoons brown sugaBarbecue Sauce for Porkr Sauté the onions in the butter then add the other ingredients, blend but do not boil. French Shashlik 1 pound of lamb, cubed 8 chicken livers 8 lamb kidneys, splitand cored 8 or more slices of bacon 8 mushrooms salt and pepperFrench Shashlik Season the meat and mushrooms, tie each with bacon, thread on skewers and broil. bea Rolled Lamb Roast on Spit and Basting Sauce, Bagley rolled round lamb basting sauce: garlic or sliced onions 3 Bovril cubes 2 cups boiling water 1 tablespoon salt 1 tablespoon thyme 1 tablespoon Gulden’s mustard 2 tablespoons Worcestershire sauce 6 bayleaves 2 cups BurgundyRolled Lamb Roast on Spit and Basting Sauce Tuck small slices of garlic in the lamb or tie on sliced onions. Attach the meat to the spit and cook on a slow fire for 114 to 2 hours basting fre- quently with the sauce. Dissolve the Bovril cubes in the boiling water, add the other ingredients and let the sauce stand while the meat is being prepared. Forequarter of Lamb Barbecue rack of lamb (shoulder, 4 neck marinade: chops, 9 rack chops) 1 sprig marjoram (fresh) lemon juice 1 Sprig rosemary (fresh) 3 sprigs thyme (fresh) 3 buds garlic, crushed 12 peppercorns, crushedForequarter of Lamb Barbecue Y% cup olive oil Have the butcher cut through center of each rib bone to facilitate carv- ing. The shoulder should have a nice outer layer of fat and plenty of protective fat in the fiber. Do not bone meat for a barbecue as the bone holds the meat together and keeps in juices. Marinate the meat the night before, wrap in heavy wax paper and store in a cool place outside the refrigerator as the chill would congeal the oil in the marinade. ‘To pre- pare the meat rub it well all over with lemon juice. To prepare the mar- inade crush the herbs, mix them with the garlic and peppercorns and make a paste with the olive oil. Spread this mixture all over the meat Vasa and between each rib. On the skin side of the forequarter cut three wide pockets under the skin and fat and stuff in the remaining paste. Several hours before the lamb is to be cooked build a fire of oak wood and when the coals are hot place the lamb 214 feet above, skin side down to get seared. Sprinkle on a handful of water to add smoke flavor. After an hour the lamb turns brown and is almost done. Place the lamb, bone side down, and with a few deft cuts lift out the shoulder blade, sear the cut side to seal in the juices. Then lift this over the heat for 20 more minutes to make sure the thickest part is done. Caucasian Shashlik 2 pounds lamb leg meat (cut marinade: in cubes) 3/4 cup red wine green pepper, cut in squares 2 tablespoons tarragon eggplant, cut in cubes vinegar butter 4 cup vegetable oil salt and dry mustard 2 tablespoons olive oil skewers 2 tablespoons grated onion 2 tablespoons grated carrot 2 tablespoons grated celery 6 black and white crushed peppercorns 2 bayleavesCaucasian Shashlik bouquet fresh herbs, parsley, tarragon and thyme Mix all the ingredients of the marinade, add the cubed lamb and let stand overnight, covered (outside the refrigerator), in a cool place. When ready to cook over a fire, remove the meat from the marinade and thread a cube on a skewer, then a square of green pepper, then a cube of ege- plant which first has been fried a moment in a little butter. Repeat the meat and vegetables on the skewer, brush with melted butter and sprin- kle with a little salt and dry mustard. Turn frequently while cooking. [39] Liver Pudding hog’s head salt and pepper hog’s liver broth hog’s feet vinegar sage, to tasteLiver Pudding