MUSHROOMS EN COQUILLE.

Cut the mushrooms, if they are too large; throw them for a few minutes

into boiling water, then into cold water to whiten them; wipe well, and

_sauté_ them in a saucepan, with a little butter. When colored, and

almost done, sprinkle in a little flour and a little chopped parsley;

when the flour is cooked (which will require but a few moments), pour

in, say, a tea-cupful of stock; let it all simmer for about fifteen

minutes. Just before serving, stir in the beaten yolk of an egg, and a

few drops of lemon-juice. The sauce should be rather thick. Fill each

shell with this mixture; sprinkle a few sifted cracker-crumbs on the

tops; brown them slightly with a red-hot shovel, or put them into a very

hot oven a few moments just before serving.

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