Cornets aux Olives

The "Queen" Cookery Books. No.9. Sala... · S. Beaty-Pownall · 1905
Source
The "Queen" Cookery Books. No.9. Salads, Sandwiches, and Savories.
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Not a recipe
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Ingredients (11)
for the filling
for garnish
for the cornets
for variation
Instructions (10)
  1. Blanch and mince enough olives to fill a dessertspoon.
  2. Stir the minced olives into a gill of rich mayonnaise (made as in the recipe for Cassolettes à la Cazanove).
  3. Stir into this a gill of stiffly whipped aspic, and the same of stiffly whipped cream.
  4. Add in some little cubes of foie gras.
  5. Have ready some crisp cold cornets made of cornet paste.
  6. Fill these with the above mixture by means of a bag and rose pipe.
  7. Place in the mouth of each cornet an olive stoned and farced with sieved foie gras.
Variation
  1. Use tomato mayonnaise.
  2. Mix with the aspic and whipped cream, and little pieces of lobster or prawns.
  3. Place a curled prawn with a tiny spray of tarragon in the mouth of each cornet.
Original Text · last edited 4 days ago
Cornets aux Olives.—Blanch and mince enough olives to fill a dessertspoon, and stir this into a gill of rich mayonnaise (made as in the recipe for Cassolettes à la Cazanove); now stir into this a gill of stiffly whipped aspic, and the same of stiffly whipped cream, adding in some little cubes of foie gras. Have ready some crisp cold cornets made of cornet paste, and fill these with the above by means of a bag and rose pipe, and place in the mouth of each cornet an olive stoned and farced with sieved foie gras. This is another savoury that may be varied almost indefinitely. For instance, use tomato mayonnaise, mix with the aspic and whipped cream, and little pieces of lobster or prawns, and place a curled prawn with a tiny spray of tarragon in the mouth of each.
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