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10. Chicken
Patties with Puree a la Seine.
Take eight or ten dariole moulds
and line them with
paste, fill them with trimmings of paste,
cut tops of the
same paste, rub them over with the yolks of eggs,
bake
them and then take out the inside. Cut off all
the white
meat from two roasted fowls, pound in a mortar
until it
can be passed though a fine hair-sieve ; then
reduce some
Béchamel, or white sauce, which should
be well flavoured with
mushrooms, mix the chickening with the sauce,
and season
it before you fill the patties. Do not suffer
the puree to boil,
which would totally spoil it.
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