Quantities.
Method.
4...
Flour
A pinch...
Sprinkle over, stirring with a wmoden
spoon.
5"
Salt, pepper...
...
Sprinkle over.
6...
Let them simmer a moment.
7...
Stock
I teacup-
)
ful
[ Pour over all and let the sauce
8...
Cream
I teacup-
( simmer uncovered to thicken.
ful
)
g...
Remains of
Cut up into dice and throw into the
cold roast
fowl
sauce.
10...
...
Take the stewpan off the fire and let
the contents get cold.
II...
Bread crumbs
4 oz.
Prepare.
12...
13...
Eggs
Salt
2 yolks ...
1 Beat up in a basin.
14...
...
...
Take a spoonful of the contents of
the stewpan and roll into a ball.
15...
...
...
Dip it into the bread crumbs, then
iG...
into the egg.
Fry in butter or lard a nice brown.
17...
...
Continue the operation till all the
18...
Filed pars’ey
contents of the stewpan are used
up.
Put round the dish and serve hot.
20— TO TRUSS A TURKEY.
1.
2.
3-
A-
5-
6.
8.
Pick and singe carefully.
Break the leg-bones close to the feet.
Hang it on a hook and draw out the strings from the thigh.
Cut the neck off close to the back, but leave the crop-skin lon<T^
enough to turn over the back. °
Remove the crop, and with the middle finger loosen the liver and
the gut at the throat end.
Cut off the vent, remove the gut, take a crooked wire and pull out
the gizzard, and the liver will easily follow.
Take care not to break the gall bladder, if you do, it will entirely
spoil the flavour of the bird by giving it a bitter taste which no
washing wull remove.
Do not break the gut joining the gizzard either, lest the inside
should become gritty.
MYRA'S COOKERY ROOK.
i6o
TO TRUSS A TURKEY—
Q. Wipe the inside quite clean with a wet cloth.
10. Cut the breast-bone through on each side close to the back.
1 1. Draw the legs close to the crop.
12. Put a cloth on the breast and beat the breast-bone with a rolling
pin till it lies flat.
13. Scald the feet, peel off the outer skin and cut away the claws, leave
the legs on.
21. -TURKEY, roasted.
Order.
Ingreditnts.
Quantities.
Method.
I...
Turkey
Hang from 5 to 14 days and truss
according to preceding receipt.
2...
Veal stuffing
or sausage
meat
... ...
Fill the inside.
3-"
Either sew the skin of the neck Over
the back with a trussing needle,
or fasten it with a very small
skewer.
4...
Run a long skewer into the pinion
and thigh through the body, pass-
ing it through the opposite pinion
and thigh.
5...
Put a skewer on the other side
through the small part of the leg,
close on the outside of the sides-
man, and push it through.
6...
Clean the liver and gizzard and
tuck them between the pinions,
turn the point of the pinions on the
back.
7...
String
...
Pass a string over the points of the
skewers and tie it securely at the
back to keep the bird well trussed.
8...
Buttered paper
... ...
Cover the breast.
9...
... ...
Place the bird on the spit or roast-
ing-jack, and set it at some distance
from a very bright fire.
10...
,
Keep the heat well to the breast.
II...
Butter
i lb. ...
Pul in the dripping pan and baste
the bird with it.
12...
...
... ...
Just before the turkey is done remove
the paper.
POULTRY.
l6i
TURKEY, roasted — {continued).
Order.
Ingredients.
Quantities.
Method.
13...
Flour
Dredge over.
14...
Butter
Baste so as to brown and froth the
bird.
13...
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Quantities.
Method.
4...
Flour
A pinch...
Sprinkle over, stirring with a wmoden
spoon.
5"
Salt, pepper...
...
Sprinkle over.
6...
Let them simmer a moment.
7...
Stock
I teacup-
)
ful
[ Pour over all and let the sauce
8...
Cream
I teacup-
( simmer uncovered to thicken.
ful
)
g...
Remains of
Cut up into dice and throw into the
cold roast
fowl
sauce.
10...
...
Take the stewpan off the fire and let
the contents get cold.
II...
Bread crumbs
4 oz.
Prepare.
12...
13...
Eggs
Salt
2 yolks ...
1 Beat up in a basin.
14...
...
...
Take a spoonful of the contents of
the stewpan and roll into a ball.
15...
...
...
Dip it into the bread crumbs, then
iG...
into the egg.
Fry in butter or lard a nice brown.
17...
...
Continue the operation till all the
18...
Filed pars’ey
contents of the stewpan are used
up.
Put round the dish and serve hot.
20— TO TRUSS A TURKEY.
1.
2.
3-
A-
5-
6.
8.
Pick and singe carefully.
Break the leg-bones close to the feet.
Hang it on a hook and draw out the strings from the thigh.
Cut the neck off close to the back, but leave the crop-skin lon<T^
enough to turn over the back. °
Remove the crop, and with the middle finger loosen the liver and
the gut at the throat end.
Cut off the vent, remove the gut, take a crooked wire and pull out
the gizzard, and the liver will easily follow.
Take care not to break the gall bladder, if you do, it will entirely
spoil the flavour of the bird by giving it a bitter taste which no
washing wull remove.
Do not break the gut joining the gizzard either, lest the inside
should become gritty.
MYRA'S COOKERY ROOK.
i6o
TO TRUSS A TURKEY—
Q. Wipe the inside quite clean with a wet cloth.
10. Cut the breast-bone through on each side close to the back.
1 1. Draw the legs close to the crop.
12. Put a cloth on the breast and beat the breast-bone with a rolling
pin till it lies flat.
13. Scald the feet, peel off the outer skin and cut away the claws, leave
the legs on.
21. -TURKEY, roasted.
Order.
Ingreditnts.
Quantities.
Method.
I...
Turkey
Hang from 5 to 14 days and truss
according to preceding receipt.
2...
Veal stuffing
or sausage
meat
... ...
Fill the inside.
3-"
Either sew the skin of the neck Over
the back with a trussing needle,
or fasten it with a very small
skewer.
4...
Run a long skewer into the pinion
and thigh through the body, pass-
ing it through the opposite pinion
and thigh.
5...
Put a skewer on the other side
through the small part of the leg,
close on the outside of the sides-
man, and push it through.
6...
Clean the liver and gizzard and
tuck them between the pinions,
turn the point of the pinions on the
back.
7...
String
...
Pass a string over the points of the
skewers and tie it securely at the
back to keep the bird well trussed.
8...
Buttered paper
... ...
Cover the breast.
9...
... ...
Place the bird on the spit or roast-
ing-jack, and set it at some distance
from a very bright fire.
10...
,
Keep the heat well to the breast.
II...
Butter
i lb. ...
Pul in the dripping pan and baste
the bird with it.
12...
...
... ...
Just before the turkey is done remove
the paper.
POULTRY.
l6i
TURKEY, roasted — {continued).
Order.
Ingredients.
Quantities.
Method.
13...
Flour
Dredge over.
14...
Butter
Baste so as to brown and froth the
bird.
13...