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18. Sandwiches.
Cut up chicken and cooked ham in
the form of small
squares and dice, in the proportion of two-thirds
of chicken to
one-third of ham. Stir two tablespoonfuls of
sauce with
one of Crosse and Blackwell's curry paste in
a stew-pan,
and when it boils, add the chicken and ham ;
mix, and
with this preparation make the sandwiches in
the manner
following :-Cut some thin slices of stale bread-crumb,
stamp
out these with a plain round tin cutter the size
of a
crown piece, and fry them with clarified butter
of a light
golden brown ; between two of these crusts place
a thick
layer of the preparation, and as this is done
arrange them
in order on a baking sheet ; then put upon the
tops a ball-
the size of a small walnut-composed of grated
Parmesan
cheese and butter in equal parts, and kneaded
into a paste ;
put into a brisk oven for five minutes, and dish
up on a
napkin in pyramid shape.
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