415. SALMON A LA CARDINAL.
Boil and skin a salmon that has been previously trussed, as directed in the first article of this chapter; cover it with a thin smooth coating of lobster quenelles; ornament it with a representation of the scales of the fish, by placing alternate rows of half-moons of truffle on its surface, marking out the eyes and gills, also with fillets of truffle. Cover the salmon with very thin layers of fat bacon, moisten with half a bottle of white wine, and a ladleful of good broth; cover with a buttered paper, place the lid on the fish-