Calf’s Tail Soup

The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Til... · Lady Clark of Tillypronie · 1909
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The Cookery Book of Lady Clark of Tillypronie
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Ingredients (6)
Instructions (7)
  1. Blanch the calves' tails in water (do not use that water in the soup).
  2. Place the tails in boiling stock to simmer till tender.
  3. Take the tails out to cool.
  4. Prepare some white soup as usual, floured and thickened with a nice smooth roux.
  5. Add a glass of sherry which has lost its spirit by warming over the fire (optional).
  6. Add a liaison of 2 strained yolks of egg in hot cream, 1/2 pt. of which is added just before serving the soup (optional).
  7. Serve the warmed and jointed meat in the soup.
Original Text
Calf’s Tail Soup. Three calves’ tails, as they are small, are wanted for enough soup for a party. Blanch them in water (do not use that water in the soup); then place the tails in boiling stock to simmer till tender; then take them out to cool. Have some white soup made as usual, floured and thickened with a nice smooth roux. Some cooks advise the addition of a glass of sherry which has lost its spirit by warming over the fire. Others add a liaison of 2 strained yolks of egg in hot cream, ½ pt. of which is added just before serving the soup. Serve the warmed and jointed meat in the soup. See also Oxtail Soup.
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