No. 804. _Cuisses de Poulardes à la Bayonnaise._

Procure four legs of poulardes and take out the thigh-bone, leaving the

one in the leg, but cut off above the knuckle; then put four spoonfuls

of salad oil in a stewpan, season the legs with a little pepper and

salt, and lay them in, place the stewpan over a slow fire, cover it, and

let them remain till they get a yellowish colour, turn, and when three

parts done add thirty button onions cut in rings, set it over a sharp

fire to give a tinge to the onions, pour off as much oil as possible,

add a pint of white sauce (No. 7), and half the quantity of white stock,

let simmer until it becomes rather thick, then take out the legs, which

dress flat on your dish; season the sauce a little more if required, add

the yolks of two eggs, stir them in quickly, sauce over, sprinkle

bread-crumbs upon them, place a small piece of butter on each leg, place

them in the oven a quarter of an hour, salamander a light brown and

serve.

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