Meat Cakes (No. 504)

The Cook's Oracle; and Housekeeper's ... · Kitchiner, William · 1817
Source
The Cook's Oracle; and Housekeeper's Manual
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Ingredients (11)
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Instructions (7)
  1. Mince the cold meat, game, or poultry fine.
  2. Mince fine with it a little fat bacon or ham, or an anchovy.
  3. Season it with a little pepper and salt.
  4. Mix well.
  5. Make it into small cakes three inches long, half as wide, and half an inch thick.
  6. Fry these a light brown.
  7. Serve them with good gravy, or put it into a mould and boil or bake it.
Original Text
Meat Cakes.—(No. 504*.) If you have any cold meat, game, or poultry (if under-done, all the better), mince it fine, with a little fat bacon or ham, or an anchovy; season it with a little pepper and salt; mix well, and make it into small cakes three inches long, half as wide, and half an inch thick: fry these a light brown, and serve them with good gravy, or put it into a mould and boil or bake it. N.B. Bread-crumbs, hard yelks of eggs, onions, sweet herbs, savoury spices, zest, or curry-powder, or any of the forcemeats. See Nos. 373 to 382. Fish cakes for maigre days, may be made in like manner.
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