Modern Cookery in All Its Branches: Embracing a Series of Plain And Simple Instructions to Private Families And Others, for the Careful And Judicious Preparation of Every Variety of Food As Drawn From Practical Observation And Experience
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Boiled potatoes are sometimes sliced hot into a very common hash. Obs. — The cook should be reminded that if the meat in a hash or mince be allowed to boil, it will immediately become hard, and can then only be rendered eatable by very long- stewing; which is by no means desirable for meat which is already sufficiently done. BRESLAW OF BEEF; (good.) Trim the brown edges from half a pound of underdressed roast beef, shred it small, and mix it with four ounces of fine bread-crumbs, a tea- spoonfu...l of minced parsley, and two-thirds as much of thyme, two ounces of butter broken small, half a cupful of gravy or cream, a high season- ing of pepper and cayenne, and mace, or nutmeg, a small teaspoonful of salt, and three large eggs, well beaten. Melt a little butter in a pie dish, pour in the beef, and bake it half an hour; turn it out, and send it to table with brown gravy in a tureen. When cream or gravy is not at hand, an additional egg or two, and rather more butter, must be used. We think that grated lemon-rind improves the breslaw.
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