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Practical gastronomy and culinary dictionary

1892

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Presented as published in 1892. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Celeri d VEspagnole. Stewed celery with brown sauce- Celeri d la bechamel. Stewed celery with white sauce. Cepes farcies an jus. Stuffed cepes (a kind of mushroom) with gravy. Cejjes d la Provencale. Stewed cepes with onion mash (puree). Cei^es d la Bordclaise. Stewed cepes, served with gravy, mixed with lemon juice and chopped parsley. Champignons. — Mushrooms. Champignons far cis. Stuffed mushrooms. Chamjngnons d la Bordelaise. Broiled mushrooms, seasoned with Cayenne pepper, served with gravy sauce, mixed with chopped shallots previously fried in butter, and chopped parsley. LEGU:\IES — VEGETABLES 263 Champignons a la casse-tout. Mushrooms placed on buttered toast and baked in the oven. Chamjyignons aux fines herbes. Stewed mushrooms with savoury herb sauce. Champignons au heurre. Broiled button mushrooms in fresh butter, served on toast. Champignons au gratin. Mushrooms seasoned with grated ham, chopped parsley, herbs, shallots, &c., dished on a well-buttered gratin dish, sauced with a well-buttered Madere sauce, sprinkled with bread crumbs, and baked in the usual way. Charnpiynons a la Piemontaise. Broiled fresh mushrooms, cut in slices, finished in a sauce of melted butter, lemon juice, and chopped parsley. Champignons a la Provengale. Fresh button mushrooms fried in oil, finished in a rich gravy sauce with chopped shallots, bruised garlic, chopped parsley, and lemon juice, seasoned with Cayenne pepper, and served with croutons. Champignons farcis a la Napolitaine. Fresh cup mushrooms stuffed ynth. the stalks finely chopped, garlic, shallots, and parsley, all chopped fine, grated parmesan cheese, and bread crumbs, ranged on a baking sheet, sprinkled with fresh crumbs and cheese and a few drops of sweet oil, baked in the oven, and served with demi-glace sauce well seasoned. 264 PRACTICAL GASTRONOMY Chicoree. — Chicory or Endive. Chicoree a la clemi-glace. Stewed endive with brown sauce. Chicoree d la creme. Stewed endive with cream sauce. Choux. — Cabbages. Ckou hlanc farci. Braised stuffed white cabbage. Choux-brocolis. Broccoli sprouts. Choux a la Lilloise. Small pieces of cabbage broiled in butter, seasoned with chopped onions, parsley, nutmeg, &c. Choux blancs d Vltalienne. Stewed white cabbage served with braised chestnuts and small fried sausages. Choucroute aufour. Sourcrout stewed in the oven» Choucroute au champagne. Stewed sourcrout in champagne. Choucroute d V Alsacienne. Stewed sourcrout with boiled bacon and smoked sausages. Choux de Bruxelles sautes. Boiled Brussels sprouts broiled in fresh butter. Choux de Bruxelles d la maitre d' hotel. Boiled Brussels sprouts with maitre d 'hotel butter or sauce. LEGUMES VEGETABLES 265 Chou de Milan braise. Braised Milan cabbage. Chou de mer a la bechamel {Chou marin d' Angleterre). Sea-kale with white sauce. Chou de mer a la Hollandaise. Sea-kale with Hollandaise sauce. Choux frises or chou crejnc. Scotch kale. Chaux de Savoie. Savoy cabbage. Chou-flcur a VAnglaise. Boiled cauliflower with melted butter sauce. Chou-fleur au heurre fondu. Cauliflower with oiled butter. Chou-fleur au gratin. Cauliflower gratin style. Chou-fleur a la Piemontaise. Cauliflower with white sauce, mixed with grated parmesan cheese. Chou-fleur d la Francaisc. Cauliflower trimmed, cut into quarters, boiled and stewed in white sauce, seasoned with salt, pepper, and nutmeg. Chou d la Hollandaise. Cauliflower with Hollandaise sauce.