Stew or Fricassee of Chicken
From La cuisine creole, 1885
Egg-balls around the toast add much to the beauty of this dish.
Presented as published in 1885. 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 La cuisine creole (1885) by Lafcadio Hearn, page 29. The excerpt below is the record exactly as published.
STEW^ OR FRICASSEE OF CHICKEN. Clean and wash the chicken, eut it up as for frying, lay it in a stew-pan with water to cover it; add a teaspoonf ul of sait and half as much pepper ; set it to boil very gently, take off ail scum as it rises. When the chicken is tender, which will be in an hour, take a tea- cup of butter, a tablespoonf ul of flour worked in it, and a bunch of parsley, put them in the stew-pan with the chicken ; let ail stew twenty minutes, and serve on toast- ed bread. Egg- balls around the toast add much to the beauty of this dish. 68 LA CUISINE CREOLE. CHICKEN FEIOASSBB A LA MAEBNGO. Cut the chîcken up as for a fricassée, put it in a sauce- pan with a wineglassful of salad oil, and allow it to cook rather briskly for twenty minutes ; then put in with it a quarter of a pound of truffles cut up, a bunch of parsley, six cliives or small green eschalots, a bruised clove of garlic, and pepper and sait ; let them stew for twenty minutes ; then pour ofif the oil and take ont the parsley. If only one chicken is used, throw in half a pint of button mushrooms, a ladleful of brown gravy sauce, and the juice of a lemon. Garnish this dish with pièces of f ried bread and large crayfish. ROAST CHICKENS. Draw them and stuflf with rich bread and butter stufif- ing ; baste them with butter and a little fat bacon, sea- soned with sweet herbs; brown nicely, and serve with their own gravy made by sifting in a tablespoonful of flour
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