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The "Queen" cookery books. No.13. Fis... · S. Beaty-Pownall · 1903
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The "Queen" cookery books. No.13. Fish "part 2 - cold fish"
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Eel Turban stuff it as for sea anan it into shape. and at the it into a circle, and place it comfortably, on a bed of soup good fish stock to cover it. When well, and set it on a reversed sieve or fixing a bowl or basin in the ring to keep it in shape; when it is perfectly cold, unpack and trim it, and slice it evenly, but diagonally, brushing each of these slices over with savoury jelly. Have ready three plain border moulds, each one to two inches smaller than the other, and line these with jelly; dip some mayfish tails, stoned olives, sliced gherkins, cold green peas, and truffles (or pickled walnut), cut to match, in just liquid aspic, and use these to garnish the sides of the moulds, arranging the colours prettily, and setting them firmly with a little aspic jelly. When this is set fill up the moulds with flaked fish, boned and boned anchovy in mayonnaise aspic. the sauce and set out the jellied slices of touching these in out of a bag, and boulet garnish out a little leave out the moulds a very next aster and lar. heart
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