Woman's Institute Library of Cookery - Volume 1: Essentials of Cookery; Cereals; Bread; Hot Breads by Woman's Institute of Domestic Arts and Sciences
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Fillets (fe-lay).--Long, thin pieces of meat or fish generally rolled and tied. Fillet Mignons (fe-lay me-nyong).--Small slices from fillet of beef, served with steak. Fondant.--Sugar boiled with water and stirred to a heavy paste. It is used for the icing of cake or the making of French candies. Fondue.--A dish made usually with melted or grated cheese. There are several varieties of this preparation. Frappe (frap-pay).--Semifrozen. Fromage (fro-magh).--Cheese. Glace (glah-say).-Covered with icing; literally, a shining surface. Glaze.--The juices of meat cooked down to a concentration and used as a foundation for soups and gravies. Goulash (gool-ash).--A Hungarian beef stew, highly seasoned. Gumbo.--A dish of food made of young capsules of okra, seasoned with salt and pepper, stewed and then served with melted butter. Haricot (har-e-ko).--A small bean; a bit; also, a stew in which the meat and vegetables are finely divided. |
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