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31. Chicken Pudding.
Take of the flesh of rabbits or capons,
two pounds ; of
suet, one pound. Add parsley,, thyme, marjoram,
cloves, mace,
and nutmeg. Chop all very fine on a chopping-board
; then
put in four spoonfuls of grated bread, mixed
with cream
and the yolk of an egg ; mix all well together,
and therewith
fill the bodies of chickens (not too full, lest
they break in
boiling), which boil in milk and water, with
a blade or two
of mace, a bunch of sweet herbs, and a little
salt. Make the
sauce with sweet butter and juice of oranges,
beaten well
together.
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