Calf's Foot and Chicken Pie

The Experienced English Housekeeper · Elizabeth Raffald · 1784
Source
The Experienced English Housekeeper
Status
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Not a recipe
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Ingredients (14)
For the pie filling
For the crust and topping
Instructions (9)
  1. Boil and bone two calf's feet.
  2. Clean very well a calf's chitterling, boil it and chop it small.
  3. Take two chickens and cut them up as for eating.
  4. Put the chickens in a stew-pan, with two sweetbreads, a quart of veal or mutton gravy, half an ounce of morels, chyan pepper and salt to your palate.
  5. Stew them all together an hour over a gentle fire.
  6. Then put in six forcemeat balls that have been boiled, and the yoiks of four hard eggs.
  7. Put them in a good raised crust that has been baked for it.
  8. Strew over the top of your pie a few green peas boiled as for eating; or peel and cut some young green brocoli stalks about the size of peas, give them a gentle boil, and strew them over the top of your pie.
  9. Send it up hot without a lid, the same way as the French pie.
Original Text
BOIL and bone two calf's feet, clean very well a calf's chitterling, boil it and chop it small, take two chickens and cut them up as for eating, put them in a stew-pan, with two sweetbreads, a quart of veal or mutton gravy, half an ounce of morels, chyan pepper and salt to your palate, palate, stew them all together an hour over a gentle fire, then put in six forcemeat balls that have been boiled, and the yoiks of four hard eggs, and put them in a good raised crust that has been baked for it, strew over the top of your pie a few green peas boiled as for eating; or peel and cut some young green brocoli stalks about the size of peas, give them a gentle boil, and strew them over the top of your pie, and send it up hot without a lid, the same way as the French pie.
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