scalloped.—Three parts cook some nice
aubergines, slice, and with a plain cutter, stamp the
slices in rounds the size of an oyster, then marinade
them for five minutes in lemon juice or vinegar. Beat
up two egg yolks with a tablespoonful each of cream
and new milk, seasoning this well with salt, freshly
ground black pepper, a tiny grate of nutmeg, and
a few drops of essence of anchovy. Now drain
the slices from the acid, lay them in a well-buttered
piedish, or china or scallop shells, previously dusted
with finely grated breadcrumbs and minced parsley
or chives, pour the egg, milk, etc., over them, strew
the top with seasoned breadcrumbs, and bake just
enough to heat it all thoroughly, and to colour the
crumbs.