792. CHARTREUSE, A LA CARDINAL.
First, trim the fillets of three pairs of soles, and contises them with
scollops of the outside part of lobster-tails. Prepare some lobster
quenelle force-meat (No. 246), in
which mix the fillets of two whit-
ings. Then, butter the inside of a
plain charlotte-mould, and dispose
therein the prepared fillets of soles
as represented in the annexed illus-
tration; next, line the bottom and
sides of the chartreuse with some of
the lobster force-meat, in the same
way as directed for the chartreuse a
la Parisienne; fill the cavity with a
Parisian ragout (No. 203); the base
of which must be kept stiff, and used cold for this purpose; cover in
the top with a layer of force-meat, and steam the chartreuse for one