886. TENDONS OF VEAL, A LA VILLEROI, WITH PUREE OF
CELERY.
PREPARE, braize, and trim the tendons, as directed in the foregoing
case; put them on a large earthen dish, and mask them over with a
coating of softly-reduced Allemande sauce; when this has become
firmly set upon the tendons, by cooling, let them be dipped in beaten
egg and bread-crumbed, and afterwards fried of a light colour in clean
hog's lard, made quite hot for the purpose. Let them be dished up
in a close circle overlapping each other; fill the centre with some
purée de celery (No. 110), pour some half glaze or a little Suprême or
Béchamel sauce round the entrée, and send to table.
Note.—Tendons prepared in this manner may also be garnished as
the former.