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Rachel

From The new practical cookery guide, 1913
Presented as published in 1913. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation below, not the original instructions.

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This recipe was extracted from The new practical cookery guide (1913) by E. Seurre, page 69. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.

Rachel — Poached, Nantua sauce, with julienne of truffes. Regence — Farced, poached, garnished with quenelles, oysters, mushrooms, olives, soft roe, rich fish veloute over and sliced truffe. Reyniere — Farced, baked, garnished with mushrooms, soft roe, and anchovy fillets, Stanley sauce over. Richement — Poached, Normande sauce with julienne of truffe, carrots, Parisienne potato round. Royal — Farced, supreme, mousseline sauce, with oysters. Salvador — Farced, supreme, done as Duglere. Sarah — Poached, Yenitienne sauce, and julienne of truffe. Turbotin — Chicken turbot. Valentine — Poached, Normande sauce with mush- room, finished as Mornay. Vatel I. — Small grilled chicken turbot, garnished with crayfish, vin blanc sauce. Vatel II. — Supreme, poached, Chambord sauce, cucumber and mignonnette of sole garnish. Barbue (Brill). All ways of cooking and garnishing brill are the same as turbot. Fletan (halibut), prepared as turbot. Merlans (Whiting). A V Ambassadrice. — Paupiette, poached, an oyster on each, rich cream sauce over. 172 The New Practical Cookery Guide. * Andalouse — Farced paupiettes served on half grilled tomato filled with risotto, Aurore sauce over, aubergine garnish. Anglaise — Split, dipped in oiled butter and fresh crumbs, baked, beurre noisette and lemon. Belle Helene — Paupiettes served on nouilles, masked with bechamel, and cheese and gratines. Bercy — As sole Bercy. Bonne Femme — Baked with fines herbes and mush- rooms, and white wine, lie, masked and salamandered, Boulangere — Done asMeuniere, breadcrumbs, maitre d’ hotel over and salamandered, noisette potatoes round. Bretonne — Baked with julienne of onions and leeks lie, cream and fines herbes. Cecilia — Prepared as Meuniere, asparagus pointes garnish. Cherbourg — Baked with sliced mushrooms, oysters, white wine, lie butter, and serve. Chevaliere — Farced paupiettes, poached, masked with Nantua sauce, salpicon of truffe, oysters, crayfish lie, Normande sauce served in centre. Colbert — Split and boned, and finished as sole Colbert. Dieppoise — As Sole Dieppoise. Don Carlos. — Poached served with half vin blanc sauce and half tomato sauce, chopped truffe over. Doria — Poached, served with vin blanc sauce and cucumber, a la creme garnish. Fecampoise — Poached, garnished with mushrooms and shrimp sauce over. Poissons (Fish). 173 Frangaise — Dipped in milk, floured and fried, Tartare sauce apart. Grand Mere — Paupiette, done in cocotte, M or nay and gratines. Grenobloise — Split and finished as sole Grenobloise. Heloise — Baked with fines herbes, dice of tomatoes and fines herbes lie cream, and serve. Hoteliere — Boned, done as Meuniere maitre d’hotel and d’Uxelle over. Jackson — Poached, fines herbes sauce over, button onions and croutons round. Juive — Filleted and fried in batter with oil, Tartare sauce. Marchand de Yin — Baked with claret, eschalots and fines herbes, lie butter, and masked. Mascotte — Farced paupiettes in cocottes, shrimp sauce over. Medicis — Fried a 1’ Anglais, Medicis sauce apart. Nigoise — Split and grilled, Nicoise garnish round. Orly — Filleted, marinated, fried in batter, tomato sauce apart. Rachel — Poached, Nantua sauce over
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