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FIRST  COURSE
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FIRST COURSE

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Ingredients

  • 1 piece of beef garnished
  • 1 quarter of veal
  • two terrines
  • one eel
  • two large pikes
  • 2 dishes of petits patees
  • four soops
  • 1 soop
  • eight entries four
  • four meager dishes
  • 1 eel
  • eight small dishes of melons
  • four removes

Directions

1

The middle of the table.

2

A surtout in the middle.

3

1 Piece of beef garnished with attelets.

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1 quarter of veal with gravy.

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Two terrines.

6

1 of fillets of pikes with cray- fish.

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1 of a matellottee of one eel and two carps, and two large pikes.

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Tivo pots of olio.

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1 of water.

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1 of roots with oil.

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Two terrines.

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1 of fillets of soles.

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1 of fillets of eels.

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At each of the tables 2 dishes of petits patees.

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Four soops.

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1 of bisque of cray-fish.

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1 of muscles.

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1 of pottage de Sante.

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1 soop, (a la St. Cloud. )

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Eight entries four with meat , and four in meager.

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1 of chickens, Italian sauce.

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1 of young turkeys with trufles.

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1 of fricandoes of veal glazed.

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1 of pheasants, with a carp sauce, a carp.

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The four meager dishes.

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1 of a pudding of old ling (a la Muscovite ).

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1 of carps forc’d (a la Dau- phine ), 3 ca#ps.

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1 of eels rowl’d, 1 eel.

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1 of tenches (d la Ste. Mene- hout).

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Eight small dishes of melons, figs, and radishes.

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Four removes for the soops.

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1 of pikes (d la Civita Vec- chia ).

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1 of perches, the Dutch way.

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1 of trouts (d la Genoise ).

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1 of turbot broil’d, with shalot sauce, and oil.

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To remove the eight small dishes of melons, Jigs, and radishes.

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1 of lottes with champagne.

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1 of soles, the Italian way.

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] of sturgeon roasted, sharp sauce.

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1 of fillets of pikes, with an Italian sauce.

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Four of meat.

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1 of quails with oil.

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1 of young partridges, the Spanish way.

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1 of pigeons (d la d Huxelles).

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1 of fillets of fowls with cray- fish.

By Kirwan, A. V. (Andrew Valentine), 1804-1870 · Recipe sourced from internet_archive

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