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27.
Tongues with Stewed Endive.
Take sheep’s' tongues that have been slightly
pickled ; boil
them till tender, and remove the skin; for the
centre of the
dish you are to serve them in cut a piece of
bread in the form
of a vase, which is to be fried of a nice colour
; then make it
firm on the dish by a little paste of flour and
white of egg
mixed, of which you put a little between the
bread and the
dish, and set it over the stove to fix the bread
; have ready
fried some bread, cut in the shape of cocks'-combs,
and secure
these also in the same way round the dish, leaving
room
between each for a tongue, the point of which
is to rest
upon the bread in the centre of the dish. Glaze
the tongues,
and serve a puree of endives round them.
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