Hashed Calf's Head

The Art of Cookery Made Easy and Refined · Mollard, John · 1802
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The Art of Cookery Made Easy and Refined
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Not a recipe
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Ingredients (19)
For the hash
For garnish
For preparing half head garnish
For preparing brains
For preparing bacon
Instructions (9)
  1. Take a head, without the scalp, chopped in half; wash and blanch it.
  2. Peel the tongue, cut it in slices, and likewise the meat from the head.
  3. Add blanched morells and truffles, egg and forcemeat balls, stewed mushrooms, artichoke bottoms, and well-seasoned cullis.
  4. Let the meat stew gently till nearly done, and then add slices of throat sweetbreads.
  5. When it is to be served up, put round the hash the brains and rashers of bacon; and, if approved, half the head to be put on the top.
To prepare the half head garnish
  1. One half of the head when blanched to be done over with yolk of raw egg.
  2. Then season with pepper and salt, strew with fine breadcrumbs, bake till very tender, and colour with a salamander if requisite.
To prepare the brains
  1. The brains to be egged and rolled in breadcrumbs, and fried in boiling lard.
To prepare the bacon
  1. The rashers of bacon to be broiled.
Original Text
Hashed Calf's Head. Take a head, without the scalp, chopped in half; wash and blanch it, peel the tongue, cut it in slices, and likewise the meat from the head. Add blanched morells and truffles, egg and forcemeat balls, stewed mushrooms, artichoke bottoms, and well-seasoned cullis. Let the meat stew gently till nearly done, and then add slices of throat sweetbreads. When it is to be served up, put round the hash the brains and rashers of bacon; and, if approved, half the head to be put on the top, which is to be prepared thus:—One half of the head when blanched to be done over with yolk of raw egg; then season with pepper and salt, strew with[61] fine breadcrumbs, bake till very tender, and colour with a salamander if requisite. The brains to be egged and rolled in breadcrumbs, and fried in boiling lard. The rashers of bacon to be broiled.
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