The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-03-31

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| The CooKINo AcApEMY.-THIRp DAY.
notwithstanding the violent rain storm, ahou, Tort
ladie. Wsombled yesterday at No. 90 Fourth Avenue
Tor the purpose OF receiving their third Lesson III
Culinary Art. Monsieur Blot, who wa. polite an
attentVo as usual, had arranged the seats alOv
the other, so that more persons could be accomm'
dated SplAn rendered necessary by the inercAsin
number Of his lady pupils The instruction BEGAN b
distributing the following
BILL or FART.
Pot an feu
, fricanicnu- lardcd and braiscd
Wild Duck, glazed.
PoAs, O Ia Nilctoi.
Potatoes IN Croiuettes
| thouN-smAll cak's.
fcti pain. tbrcats! Ia Mosque.
i, eNade Of DandellOn.
The Professor having remarked that ss some Of II
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feu," OF "kettle on the Fire" he would comne
o with that article. A piece Of beef, wcishlns ~
o pounds and a half the fat and bone being takcn OF
war placed in a kettle containing about two quar-
of cold water and pinch Of salt In explaining Il
philosophy OF placing the beef In cold water the Pr
:, fessor said That finest put Into hot water d
!, pores would immediately close up and thu. hard
the flesh, preventing iis juices from emitting IN,
nutritious qualities. The kettle having been p
upon the fire. lie contents we're not suffered to bo
In about an hour, the scum taken OF. Two hou
A after the POT ieu" placed the fire, slic
carrots turnips, onions, parsley, two cloves aud :,
~ bay leaves wore enclosed In thin muslin has, a
placed with the meat. which was sently simmer
three hours LONGER. In the fir, lesson, the broth
n this kettle called the alphabet" of tie culiur
e. art, and, in descrhng its manufacture, the prod
=, sor spoke of IL Ms the Foundation upon which 50
M cooking lie based"
+, The "Frioandeau" WAS made Of veal. Two and
II quarter pounds of the breast, was tied in acomp
II shape by strings wound around the outside OF
meat. The flesh then larird With marrow stT
:, Of salted bacon. kettle, containing four tai
spoonfus Of gravy tmsdc At the second lesson, h'
: ine the mutton chops, sliced carrot, some su
pieces OF salt pork, aud little butter, VA next
j covered. The veal wa placed upon these artic
" and huttefed paper placed over it, The cover Of
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