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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with a sauce.
Ramekin.--A preparation of cheese and puff paste or toast, which is baked or browned. This word is sometimes used to designate the dish in which such a mixture is cooked. Rechauffe (ray-sho-fay).--A warmed-over dish. Rissoles.--Small shapes of puff paste filled with some mixture and fried or baked. It also refers to balls of minced meat, egged, crumbed, and fried until crisp. Roux (roo).--Thickening made with butter and flour. Salmi (sal-mee).--A stew or hash of game. Salpicon (sal-pee-kong).--Minced poultry, ham, or other meats mixed with a thick sauce. Sauce Piquante (sos-pe-kangt).--An acid sauce. Shallot.--A variety of onion. Sorbet (sor-bay).--A sherbet, frozen punch, or water ice; the same as sherbet. Souffle (soo-flay).--Literally, puffed up. As generally understood, it is a spongy mixture made light with eggs and baked, the foundation of which may be meat, fish, cheese, vegetables, or fruit. |
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