CHICKENS, A L'INDIENNE.
Truss two chickens for boiling, lard the breasts closely, and place
them in a conveniently-sized stew-pan with a carrot, an onion stuck
with two cloves, and a garnished faggot of parsley, &c.; add some
good stock in sufficient quantity to reach up to the larding, place a
buttered paper over the chickens, and having put the lid on the stew-
pan, set them to braize gently with some live embers of charcoal
upon the lid of the pan: about forty minutes will suffice to do them.
Then remove the paper, and after drying the larding in the oven for a
minute or two, glaze the chickens nicely, dish them up, garnish them
round with a border of rice croquettes formed in the shape of an egg,
and between each croquette place a mince fillet of fowl decorated with
tongue; sauce them round with some Financière sauce (No. 5), in which
have been added two mangoes sliced small, and serve.