Boiled Mushrooms

The Art Of Cookery · Hannah Glasse · 1747
Source
The Art Of Cookery
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Ingredients (6)
Instructions (8)
  1. Soften the mushroom bottoms in warm water.
  2. Boil half a pint of water with a piece of strong soup (as big as a small walnut), half a spoonful of catchup, five or six dried mushrooms, and a tea-spoonful of mushroom-powder.
  3. Throw all together and let it boil softly for two or three minutes.
  4. Let the last water you put to the bottoms boil.
  5. Take the bottoms out hot.
  6. Lay them in your dish.
  7. Pour the sauce over them.
  8. Send them to table hot.
Original Text
TAKE twelve bottoms, soften them in warm water, as in the foregoing receipts: take half a pint of water, a piece of the strong soup, as big as a small walnut, half a spoonful of the catchup, five or six of the dried mushrooms, a tea-spoonful of the mushroom-powder, let it boil, then throw all together, and let it boil softly two or three minutes. Let the last water you put to the bottoms boil; take them out hot, lay them in your dish, pour the sauce over them, and send them to table hot.
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