Cold Chicken Cream

There's chicken cream, for instance, made from a cold boiled or

roasted--well, bird. I don't know whether it's chicken or fowl.

Perhaps you paid for chicken and got fowl. Perhaps you paid for fowl

and wheedled the provisioner into giving you chicken. But we will say

chicken, anyway. Pick, then, all the flesh from the chicken, mince and

then pound it. Now add to it half a pint of cream stiffly whipped and

half a pint of just liquid aspic jelly. Season with salt and white

pepper and any other condiment if you like. Then have one large or

several small moulds and line them with aspic jelly and fill with the

chicken cream. Let set till cold and stiff and then unmould on slices

of very thin fried bread. Chop parsley and sprinkle over the creams

when unmoulded.

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