BLANQUETTE.--(_Also called Poulette._)

Take about two pounds of neck, breast, shoulder, or any other piece,

which cut in pieces, two inches square, throw them in boiling water,

with a little salt, for five minutes, and drain them. Put in a stewpan

a piece of butter the size of an egg, set it on a good fire, and when

melted mix in a tablespoonful of flour, stirring all the time, and when

turning yellow pour gently and slowly in the pan a pint of boiling

water; add a teaspoonful of chopped parsley and green onions, salt,

pepper, six small white or red onions, two or three mushrooms, and then

the meat; boil gently about three hours, and serve.

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