888. VEAL KERNELS, A LA TALLEYRAND

The modern cook · Charles Elmé Francatelli · 1846
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  1. Parboil and trim the kernels.
  2. Place them in a fricandeau pan between thin layers of fat bacon.
  3. Moisten with some wine mirepoix (No. 236).
  4. Braise them gently for three quarters of an hour.
  5. When done, put them on an earthen dish to cool.
  6. Mask each of them all over with a coating of truffle-reduced Allemande sauce mixed with 1 oz. of truffles, chopped fine.
  7. When the sauce has become firmly set as it cools, dip each in some beaten egg, and bread-crumb them carefully.
  8. About twenty minutes before sending to table, fry them of a bright-yellow colour, with clarified butter, in a deep sautapan.
  9. Drain them upon a napkin.
  10. Dish them up in a circle.
  11. Garnish the centre with a ragout composed of small scallops of fat livers, truffles, mushrooms and cock's kernels, the whole of which must be tossed in good Allemande sauce.
  12. Pour some thin Espagnole sauce (finished with some of the mirepoix) under the kernels.
  13. Serve.
Original Text
888. VEAL KERNELS, A LA TALLEYRAND. PARBOIL and trim the kernels, then place them in a fricandeau pan between thin layers of fat bacon; moisten with some wine mirepoix (No. 236), and braize them gently for three quarters of an hour; when done, put them on an earthen dish to cool, and mask each of them all over with a coating of truffle-reduced Allemande sauce mixed with 1 oz. of truffles, chopped fine; when the sauce has become firmly set as it cools, dip each in some beaten egg, and bread-crumb them carefully. About twenty minutes before sending to table, fry them of a bright-yellow colour, with clarified butter, in a deep sautapan; drain them upon a napkin, dish them up in a circle, garnish the centre with a ragout composed of small scallops of fat livers, truffles, mush- rooms and cock's kernels, the whole of which must be tossed in good Allemande sauce; pour some thin Espagnole sauce (finished with some of the mirepoix) under the kernels, and serve.
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