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12. Bonne Bouches.
Take about half a pound of any kind of
game-say the
flesh of a grouse, partridge, hare, woodcock,
or snipe, etc. ;
cut this up in small squares, and fry it with
an ounce of
butter, a little ham, chopped truffles, mushrooms,
parsley,
and shallot ; season with nutmeg, pepper, and
salt ; and
when done brown, pound thoroughly in the mortar
with a
tablespoonful of sauce ; rub it through a wire-sieve,
and
place in a small stew-pan the game puree thus
produced ;
add the yolks of four eggs, and the four whites
whisked
into a substantial froth ; mix lightly, and with
this pre-
paration fill a dozen or more paper cases. Egg
over the
tops with a paste-brush dipped in beaten white
of egg,
put them in a moderately-heated oven to bake
for about
twelve minutes, and as soon as done, dish up
the bonne
bouches on a napkin, and serve immediately.
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