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Fricassee Of Chicken

From Modern Cookery with Gas (1932) (1932).

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From Modern Cookery with Gas (1932) (1932), printed page 45, digitised by the Internet Archive: https://archive.org/details/Cookery

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Ingredients

Method

  1. by Maxime , C/ie/ de Cuisine , Benjamin Franklin Hotel Dress a four-pound chicken.
  2. Remove wings and legs, split breast, disjoint legs.
  3. Place four ounces of butter and a little olive oil in casserole.
  4. Season the chicken with salt, pepper and a dash of paprika.
  5. Put casserole on fire, and, when the butter sings, place the chicken therein.
  6. Allow chicken to brown slightly.
  7. Then give chicken one turn in pan.
  8. Smother with one pound of chopped Spanish onions and allow to simmer for ten minutes.
  9. Add one pint of cream and cook twenty-five minutes over a slow fire.
  10. Remove chicken from casserole and dress on serving platter.
  11. Finish the sauce by adding five ounces Supreme Sauce.
  12. Bring to boil, remove from fire and pass through cheese cloth or fine sieve.
  13. Season sauce to taste and add two ounces of butter.
  14. Take twelve large mushrooms, season with salt and pepper.
  15. Place in pan with a lump of butter and a bit of chopped parsley in center.
  16. Bake in oven about eight minutes, basting with butter all the while.
  17. Stuff mushrooms with horseradish and dress on a toast.
  18. Keep aside ready to serve very hot.
  19. Dip twelve oysters in beaten egg;
  20. roll in cracker crumbs.
  21. Fry in butter.
  22. Serve, with the chicken in the center of the platter.
  23. Mushrooms on toast at one end of platter, and oysters on toast at the other.
  24. Sauce the chicken and serve remainder of sauce separately.