759. PATE-CHAUD OF QUAILS, A LA FINANCIERE.
FOR a small entrée, eight fine fat quails will suffice; bone these by
making an incision in that part of the back nearest the crop, through
which all the bones, &c. must be drawn out, so as to give them as
much as possible the appearance of being whole. Next, fill each
quail with some farci of fat livers (No. 249), and truss them with
their legs turned back to be careful that the crop is securely fastened
in order to prevent the stuffing from escaping—a large worsted needle
and very fine twine must be used for the purpose. Then, place the