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Beef A-la-modb

From The complete art of cookery, exhibited in a plain and easy manner, with directions for marketing (1842).

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From The complete art of cookery, exhibited in a plain and easy manner, with directions for marketing (1842), printed page 107, digitised by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/b21532771

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Ingredients

Method

  1. Take a small buttock of beef, or leg-of-muttou piece, or a piece of buttoek of beef;
  2. also a dozen of cloves, eight blades of mace, imd some allspice beat fine;
  3. chop a large baudful of pai-sley, and all sorts of herbs line ;
  4. cut bacon as for beef a la-daub, and put them in the spice and herbs, with some pepper and salt, and thrust a large pin throtigh the beef ;
  5. put it in a pot, and cover it with water ;
  6. chop ;
  7. four large onions, and four blades of garlic very ' fine, six bay leaves, and a handful of champignons : ' put all in the pot widi a pint of porter or ale, and ' half a pint of red wine ;
  8. cover tlie pot close, and stew it for six honrs, according to the size of the ' piece;
  9. if a large pieee, eight hours;
  10. then take it ^ out, put it in a dish, cover it close, and keeii it hot;
  11. take the gravy, and skim all the fat off, strain it through a sieve, pick out the champignons, and put tliem in the gravy: season with cayenne pejiper and ' salt, and boil it fifteen minutes ;
  12. then put the beef I in a soup dish, and the gravy in another ;
  13. when cold, cut it in slices, and pul some of the gravy round it, which will be of a strong jelly.

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