791. CHARTREUSE. A LA BELLE-VUE.
Butter smoothly the inside of a plain cylinder mould, and dispose
round the bottom and sides a bold
decoration, formed with black truf-
fles and red tongue; after which
carefully fill up the interior of the
mould with some very delicate que-
nelle force-meat, prepared from the
fillets of three partridges. About
an hour before dinner-time, the
chartreuse must be put on to steam,
as in the foregoing case; when
done, turn it out on to its dish;
fill the centre with a ragout of scol-
lops of fillets of partridges, with the addition of some prepared truffles,
cocks'-combs, and kernels in a rich Madeira sauce (No. 8); glaze the
chartreuse, and serve.