cream with chopped parsley, etc.
Croquettes de pommes de terre are potato croquettes,
breadcrumbed and fried. This paste saute in
small shapes, and dressed in a crown with
white sauce, is called Pommes a la Duchesse.
It is also made into quenelles.
152 MENUS MADE EASY.
Croquettes de pommes a la BecJiamel are potato
croquettes with Bechamel sauce.
A puree of potatoes as Puree de pommes gratinee
is sprinkled with breadcrumbs and browned. Mixed
with white sauce, it is called a la Maria. A la Theo-
dora, it is garnished with little balls of cucumber.
In writing a menu, Pommes de terre is usually
curtailed to Pommes.
PURSLANE.
The stalks of Purslane with cinnamon, etc.,
dipped in batter and fried, are called Pourpier en
friture a la Milanaise.
SALSIFIS.
Salsifis a la creme is boiled and served in a white
sauce ; a la Bechamel, in Bechamel sauce.
a la moelle — stewed, and served with beef marrow
spread on pieces of toast, and brown sauce.
a la poulette — served in white sauce with cream,
mushrooms, etc.
frits — soaked in oil, etc., breadcrumbed and
fried. If the pieces are dipped in batter and
fried, they are called Beignets de salsifis.
Coquilles de salsifts is scalloped salsifis served in
scallop shells.
Fondues de salsifis are made of a puree of salsifis
with eggs, baked in little cases, sprinkled with
chopped parsley and breadcrumbs.
SEA-KALE.
Boiled sea-kale served on toast with butter sauce
is called Choux de mer a la sauce ; a VEspagnole,
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it is served in Espaguole sauce ; a la Hollandaisc,
with Hollandaise sauce ; ait jus, it is stewed and
served with gravy.
SPINACH.
Spinach is served a I'Anglaise — with butter or
cream ; a la Franpaise — with butter, stock, etc.
Epinards a VAllemandc — dressed with butter,
cream, breadcrumbs, etc.
a Vltalicnnc — dressed with anchovy butter and
raisins, garnished with croutons.
an veloute — with veloute sauce,
a la cremc — with cream and sugar.
ait, jus is served with gravy, garnished with glazed
croutons.
au sucre — cooked in butter and mixed with sugar,
etc.
aux ceitfs is served with poached eggs. This is
often called a la Colbert.
Beignets aux epinards are spinach fritters.
It is also dressed as a souffle and as a cream.
TOMATOES.
Tomates/araes or au gratin — the centres are cut
out, they are stuffed, sprinkled with bread-
crumbs and baked.
a la Provenpale — the centres are mixed with oil,
chopped onions, etc., put back into the skins
and baked.
farcies aufromage are stuffed with cheese mixture.
These are frequently called a la Napolitaine.
a la Cardinal are stuffed with anchovy sauce.
154 MENUS MADE EASY.
Tomates a la Graham are stuffed with a puree of
potato.
a la Caroline are stuffed with savoury rice with
grated cheese.
a la, St. Jacques are stuffed with button mush-
rooms in mushroom sauce.
a la Toscane are stuffed and braised, and served
with truffle sauce.
a V Americaine are raw tomatoes stuffed with
Mayonnaise sauce with chopped olives, an-
chovies and tarragon, and garnished with
aspic.
en surprise are little round moulds of tomato
jelly, filled with forcemeat or mince in white
sauce.
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cream with chopped parsley, etc.
Croquettes de pommes de terre are potato croquettes,
breadcrumbed and fried. This paste saute in
small shapes, and dressed in a crown with
white sauce, is called Pommes a la Duchesse.
It is also made into quenelles.
152 MENUS MADE EASY.
Croquettes de pommes a la BecJiamel are potato
croquettes with Bechamel sauce.
A puree of potatoes as Puree de pommes gratinee
is sprinkled with breadcrumbs and browned. Mixed
with white sauce, it is called a la Maria. A la Theo-
dora, it is garnished with little balls of cucumber.
In writing a menu, Pommes de terre is usually
curtailed to Pommes.
PURSLANE.
The stalks of Purslane with cinnamon, etc.,
dipped in batter and fried, are called Pourpier en
friture a la Milanaise.
SALSIFIS.
Salsifis a la creme is boiled and served in a white
sauce ; a la Bechamel, in Bechamel sauce.
a la moelle — stewed, and served with beef marrow
spread on pieces of toast, and brown sauce.
a la poulette — served in white sauce with cream,
mushrooms, etc.
frits — soaked in oil, etc., breadcrumbed and
fried. If the pieces are dipped in batter and
fried, they are called Beignets de salsifis.
Coquilles de salsifts is scalloped salsifis served in
scallop shells.
Fondues de salsifis are made of a puree of salsifis
with eggs, baked in little cases, sprinkled with
chopped parsley and breadcrumbs.
SEA-KALE.
Boiled sea-kale served on toast with butter sauce
is called Choux de mer a la sauce ; a VEspagnole,
VEGETABLES, OR LEGUMES, AND SALADS. 153
it is served in Espaguole sauce ; a la Hollandaisc,
with Hollandaise sauce ; ait jus, it is stewed and
served with gravy.
SPINACH.
Spinach is served a I'Anglaise — with butter or
cream ; a la Franpaise — with butter, stock, etc.
Epinards a VAllemandc — dressed with butter,
cream, breadcrumbs, etc.
a Vltalicnnc — dressed with anchovy butter and
raisins, garnished with croutons.
an veloute — with veloute sauce,
a la cremc — with cream and sugar.
ait, jus is served with gravy, garnished with glazed
croutons.
au sucre — cooked in butter and mixed with sugar,
etc.
aux ceitfs is served with poached eggs. This is
often called a la Colbert.
Beignets aux epinards are spinach fritters.
It is also dressed as a souffle and as a cream.
TOMATOES.
Tomates/araes or au gratin — the centres are cut
out, they are stuffed, sprinkled with bread-
crumbs and baked.
a la Provenpale — the centres are mixed with oil,
chopped onions, etc., put back into the skins
and baked.
farcies aufromage are stuffed with cheese mixture.
These are frequently called a la Napolitaine.
a la Cardinal are stuffed with anchovy sauce.
154 MENUS MADE EASY.
Tomates a la Graham are stuffed with a puree of
potato.
a la Caroline are stuffed with savoury rice with
grated cheese.
a la, St. Jacques are stuffed with button mush-
rooms in mushroom sauce.
a la Toscane are stuffed and braised, and served
with truffle sauce.
a V Americaine are raw tomatoes stuffed with
Mayonnaise sauce with chopped olives, an-
chovies and tarragon, and garnished with
aspic.
en surprise are little round moulds of tomato
jelly, filled with forcemeat or mince in white
sauce.