935. BLANQUETTE OF LAMB'S SWEETBREADS.
THROAT sweetbreads will serve for this purpose, about eight being sufficient for a dish; steep them in water, scald them, and then braize them in a small stew-pan with very little moisture; they will be done in about a quarter of an hour; put them on a dish to cool, cut them into scollops, and put them into a stewpan containing some sauce à la Paulette, toss the whole together till warm, then dish up the blanquette in a conical form, garnish it round with a border of potato croquettes made in the form of pears, and serve.
Note.—Mushrooms, truffles, cucumbers, or asparagus-peas may be added.