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. Louis' Every woman's cook book. brain. Fry two chopped shallot onions and a clove | jof garlic in two tablespoonfuls of olive-oil. Add one -:tablespoonful of fiour, and moisten with half a cup ofchicken stock or consomme. Let it boil, and then add |the chopped ingredients. After simmering for a fewminutes add the yolks of two eggs and two tablespoon- |jfuls of grated Parmesan cheese. Remove from the >fire, and set to cool. With this preparation make rissoles | ] 27 • >W-WEr.»-yfiiw«s.^*!-9* ^ LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOKWhen Served. Guests. Remarks. m it I LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOK

. Louis' Every woman's cook book. brain. Fry two chopped shallot onions and a clove | jof garlic in two tablespoonfuls of olive-oil. Add one -:tablespoonful of fiour, and moisten with half a cup ofchicken stock or consomme. Let it boil, and then add |the chopped ingredients. After simmering for a fewminutes add the yolks of two eggs and two tablespoon- |jfuls of grated Parmesan cheese. Remove from the >fire, and set to cool. With this preparation make rissoles | ] 27 • >W-WEr.»-yfiiw«s.^*!-9* ^ LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOKWhen Served. Guests. Remarks. m it I LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOK Stock Photo
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. Louis' Every woman's cook book. brain. Fry two chopped shallot onions and a clove | jof garlic in two tablespoonfuls of olive-oil. Add one -:tablespoonful of fiour, and moisten with half a cup ofchicken stock or consomme. Let it boil, and then add |the chopped ingredients. After simmering for a fewminutes add the yolks of two eggs and two tablespoon- |jfuls of grated Parmesan cheese. Remove from the >fire, and set to cool. With this preparation make rissoles | ] 27 • >W-WEr.»-yfiiw«s.^*!-9* ^ LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOKWhen Served. Guests. Remarks. m it I LOUIS EVERY WOMANS COOK BOOK as in the previous recipe, but use trimmings of puff-paste instead of pancakes. Parboil the rissoles for twominutes in salted water. Take them out with a skimmer, and place them in a well-buttered baking-pan. Sprinklefreely with grated Parmesan cheese, and add also alittle melted butter. Bake for six or eight minutes. Liftup the rissoles with a palette knife, and put in a platterwith tomato sauce in the bottom. Serve very hot.. BOUCHEES OF OYSTER CRABS ^ | I ; I Prepare six small pates of puff-paste, known in French f; f as Bouchees. Fry half a pint of oyster crabs in butter ? Is JI tmtil they become a bright red colotu:. Moisten them fi |[, if with two tablespoonfuls of sherry wine, and let them 1 |; :! simmer for a few minutes. Add a quarter of a cup of |:< I cream, and when it comes to a boil stir into it a heaping 11 II II teaspoonful of floiu:, previously mixed with two ouncesj ; of butter and the yolks of two eggs. Stir gently until it11 11 thickens, and then add a dash of brandy and season with I salt and cayenne. Fill the cavities of the pates with this11 preparation, put the covers on the pates, and serve on 11 folded napkins. Garnish with sprigs of parsley. t ] HUNGARIAN CROQUETTES ^ Parboil two calfs feet, wash off the scum, and then II II boil in water with a small garnishing of vegetables.I ( When well done, remove the bones, and press the meat|| 1| between