Filet de Chevreuil à la Dauphin

The "Queen" cookery books. No. 4. Entree · S. Beaty-Pownall · 1904
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The "Queen" cookery books. No. 4. Entree
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  1. Lard some neatly trimmed fillets of roe deer and lay them in a stewpan lined with slices of fat bacon and smoked ham, together with three or four green onions, and a bouquet.
  2. Moisten with consommé, and little by little, a pint of champagne.
  3. When the fillets are cooked, skim, strain, and slightly reduce this sauce, if necessary.
  4. Pour the sauce round and over the fillets, garnishing these with fried croutons, spread with savoury butter to taste.
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Filet de Chevreuil à la Dauphin.—Lard some neatly trimmed fillets of roe deer and lay them in a stewpan lined with slices of fat bacon and smoked ham, together with three or four green onions, and a bouquet; moistening it with consommé, and little by little, a pint of champagne; when the fillets are cooked, skim, strain, and slightly reduce this sauce, if necessary, and pour it round and over the fillets, garnishing these with fried croutons, spread with savoury butter to taste.
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