905. SWEETBREADS, A LA ST. CLOUD.
THESE should be scalded and pressed in the usual way, and studded
over in neat circular order with pieces of black truffle or red tongue,
cut out in the form of large hob-nails; then make twelve openings
with a blunt wooden skewer in each sweetbread, and introduce in
these the nail-like pieces of tongue perpendicularly. Braize them
according to the directions for the foregoing, and when done, dish
them up with a white Toulouse ragout (No. 187); garnish the entrée
round the base with a border of small quenelles decorated with truffles,
and place a group of trimmed crayfish-tails previously tossed in a
little glaze, coloured with lobster-coral; slightly glaze the sweet-
breads, and serve.