796. CROUSTADE OF BREAD, GARNISHED WITH SCOLLOPS OF FAT LIVERS, A L'EPICURIENNE.
When about to send the croustade to table, garnish it with a ragout
of fat livers, prepared as follows:—
Wrap two Strasbourg livers in thin layers of fat bacon, and simmer
them very gently in a wine mirepoix (No. 236) for half an hour; then
remove the stewpan from the fire, and allow the livers to cool in their
liquor; they must now be taken out, cut into scollops without waste,
and placed in a small deep sautapan, containing 4 oz. of black
Perigord truffles cut into scollops, a dozen small quenelles of game, and
a few button-mushrooms; to these add about half the mirepoix freed
from every particle of grease, and set the whole to boil briskly over
the fire until the moisture be reduced to a glaze; next, pour in some