1118. BLANQUETTE OF STURGEON.
BRAIZE about two pounds of sturgeon in some wine mirepoix (No. 286) for about three quarters of an hour, and set it to cool in its own liquor; then drain and cut it up into scallops, and place these in a stew-pan with some scallops of truffles and button-mushrooms, to which add some Allemande sauce finished with part of the mirepoix reduced for the purpose; warm the blanquette, dish it up in the form of a dome, garnish round with lobster croquettes, and serve.