157. GARNISH OF CHESTNUTS FOR ROAST TURKEY

The modern cook · Charles Elmé Francatelli · 1846
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  1. Slit the husks of fifty chestnuts, and put them into a stewpan with a little clarified butter, fry them on a slow fire until the husks easily peel off from the chestnuts; clean them thoroughly, and place them in a stewpan with two lumps of sugar, a little salt, a pat of butter, and a ladleful of good consommé; set them to boil, and then place them by the side of the fire to continue boiling gently until they are nearly done; then boil them down to a glaze; occasionally tossing them over so as to cover them with their own glaze, and give them a bright shiny appearance.
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157. GARNISH OF CHESTNUTS FOR ROAST TURKEY. Slit the husks of fifty chestnuts, and put them into a stewpan with a little clarified butter, fry them on a slow fire until the husks easily peel off from the chestnuts; clean them thoroughly, and place them in a stewpan with two lumps of sugar, a little salt, a pat of butter, and a ladleful of good consommé; set them to boil, and then place them by the side of the fire to continue boiling gently until they are nearly done; then boil them down to a glaze; occasionally tossing them over so as to cover them with their own glaze, and give them a bright shiny appearance.
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