TAKE the livers with some fat and lean of ham or bacon, mushrooms, truffles, parsley and sweet-herbs; season with beaten mace, pepper and salt; beat all this together with two raw eggs, put it into the bellies, roll them in a thin slice of veal, over that a thin slice of bacon, wrap them up in white paper, set them on small spit, and roast them. In the mean time make for them a ragoo of truffles and mushrooms chopp'd small, with parsley cut small; put to it half a pint of good veal gravy, thicken with a piece of butter rolled in flour. An hour will do your pigeons; baste them, when enough lay them in your dish, take off the paper and pour your sauce over them. Garnish with patties, made thus: Take veal and cold ham, beef-suet, in equal quantities, some mushrooms, sweet-herbs and spice, chop them small; set them on the fire, and moisten with milk or cream; then make a little puff-paste, roll it and make little patties about an inch deep and two inches long; fill them with the above ingredients, cover them atop, and bake them; lay six of them round a dish. This makes a fine dish for a first course.