The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1877-03-17
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FASTING NlNNEK.
Som -Purcc of Jerusalem artlcI'"kr@'
TurJnu of tiIlctS Of sole. with oysters
pu1ntors Il 1t GnHlo'Sc (blIl OF rare
! No. I.O}.
Vol Ut reat Il IL .In" ''o'ncj
CicpncttrS Of Srit"'ile.
( Uurnr nt salmon, Snncc"ftGfc;
Celery in -l"<tS.
Padding It ~ Humboldt.
Purcc of Jerusalem art'rh'kS zen |
moirr) 1t Palestine: frcE, S'''t
and fry Slightly in butter about three
dozen Jerusalem altich"hcS (top"nil-
bouys>, hrsminkIc with two table
spoontulS of flour, dilute with th''r
quarts of bollcd milk, add little H'-
ear and nutmeg, cook half an "'nF'
Dress through IL sieve, boil again.
finish with liai>nn Of six egg N"tkS
and two ounces of hnttrr III Shla''
bits u,inyIc vrN. boil NO more
serve with small square rroHfOns fr'rn
in butter aud pat iii the soup at '"e
last moment.
YuyJou OF ti'lrts of sole, with ovs
ters Take the tillc,s of three G""u'
sized solr< (tinunAcr>), iIattcn slightly
on one side. inlay each tlllet with Il
thin |uycy of fish furre-mrat N"li'!
bill Of fare No. !27}; season ana
oyerlay with little more force meat;
range them in II wreath in a we'll
buttereA border mould; add more
force. meat. if required to fill the Dor
der: nut in suHtoir with little wa,
ter cover with Il huttcrrd paper an"
cook slowly for an hour; u1eah" 'lie
cook two dozen large opened oysters,
with their liquor, a little fish. broth
and a piece Of butter, drain the oys-
tiers and thiekcn the liquor With i'll
ounce and II half of flour cooked III
butter: boil and finish with the l"lks
of three eggs, two parts {" bnttc''
white and red pepper, grated nut,
meg and the juice Of il lemon; put
the oysters in a saucepan ana press
the sauce through a napkin over
them: turn the border on Il dish, re-
move the butter and liquid that may
come out, pour the oysters into the
centre and some Of the sauce over
the fish, besprinkle with chopped
parsley and serve.
Iol-ou- rent Il tt Nocc8oine: Make
a rol au.rcnt of putt-paSte (teulfle-
tage-see World bill of fare No. BY,
prepare u garnitme III Mdccdoine
fWorld bill of fare No. s3); fill the
rot Laurent with it, add small head
of caulitlowcr, surrounded with Il
few heads of mushrooms, and with
slices of trui1les atop; pour little
bechamrl sauce over, cover and serve
on a folded napkin.
Croquettcs of scmoule: Cook slow
" a quart of semouIe with three
piuts of milk, a iittlc butter, white
pepper and nutmeg; add three egg
yolks and two handfuls of grated
Parmesan cheese; turn into di>]
aud let cool then turn on Il table
bcstrewn with grated cheese, cut ii
any shape, dip in beaten eggs, roll il
bread crumbs and fry slightly BROW
in clarified butter: dish up on fold
ed napkin and serve.
Ddrne of salmon, sauce t0rtare
Boil middle cut of salmon, weigh
ing about five pounds, in sailed wa
ter acidulated with vinegar, with ;
bunch of parsley let cool in the wa
ter, drain, remove the skin, place il
q dish, mask with Tartar sauce
(World bill of fare No. ]S}, surrount
With CHARTERED hard boiled eggs
hearts of lettuce and stoned olives
and serve with Il sauce bowl of Tar
tar sauce.
Pudding a la Humboldt: Shell
scald aud pound fine half q pound o
almonds with tho white of an egg
and pass folcibly through a slew
with wooden presser; mingle wei
in kitchen. basin six egg-yolks will
half q pound of powdered sugar
then add at the same time the stte'
almonds and the whites of four egg
beaten TO a froth meanwhile mi!
a pancake batter (Wolla bill of fart
No. 1851 with a glass of orgeat syrup
make about two dozen pancakes
have plain cylindrical copper entire
met mould we'll bnttercd; line j
with some of the pancakes; cut cross
Wise the rest of them, overlap eaCl
piece with a thin layer of aprico
marmalade, fold over and range il
tho mould by layers, alternating eacl
one with " corious layer of the al
mond preparation, finishing will
pancake; PIT the mould in a stew
pan with boiling water to half it
height; cover aud steam slowly TO
an hour, drain, turn on a dish, lie
rest awhile, remove the mould, pom
over it an apricot sauce and selve.-
N. Y. World.