The Thorough Good Cook
by George Augustus Sala
recipes from 1896

A digital version of a rare antique cookbook originally published in 1896 for those who want to kick it Olde Skool !


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The free companion book to Eat Dangerously is The Thorough Good Cook by George Augustus Sala. The recipes are original and unadulterated, of course!

RECIPE

 

 
  9. Chicken in Savoury Jelly.

Choose a very small spring chicken, which is to be
boiled as white as possible, then put it away to get cold ;
melt some aspic jelly, pour a little into a mould that will
just hold the chicken, cut some garniture with whites of
hard-boiled eggs and truffles, decorate the bottom, set the
mould on ice, and add by degrees a little aspic to set the
decoration ; when it is perfectly secure, lay in the chicken,
the breast downwards, and pour a little more aspic, which
should not be warm, only just in a liquid state ; continue
pouring in the aspic at intervals till it comes up level with
the back of the chicken ; keep the mould surrounded with
ice till it is to be dished, then dip it in hot water and
turn it out on the dish.

 

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