POULTRY.

Chicken, to make white 161

----, to fricassee ib.

----, white fricassee of 162

----, or fowl, cream of 163

----, to fry ib.

----, to heat ib.

----, dressed with peas ib.

---- and ham, ragout of ib.

----, or ham and veal pates 164

Duck, to boil ib.

----, to boil a-la-Francaise ib.

----, a-la-braise ib.

----, to hash 165

----, to stew with cucumbers ib.

----, to stew with peas ib.

Fowls, to fatten in a fortnight ib.

----, to make tender ib.

----, to roast with anchovies ib.

----, with rice, called pilaw ib.

----, to hash 166

----, to stew ib.

Goose, to stuff ib.

----, liver of, to dress ib.

Pigeons, to boil ib.

----, to broil 167

Pigeons, to jug 167

----, to pot ib.

----, to stew ib.

----, biscuit of 168

----, en compote ib.

----, a la crapaudine 169

----, in disguise ib.

----, in fricandeau ib.

----, aux poires 170

----, pompeton of ib.

----, au soleil ib.

----, a la Tatare, with cold sauce 171

----, surtout of ib.

Poultry, tainted, to preserve ib.

Pullets, with oysters ib.

----, to bone and farce 172

Rabbits, to boil ib.

----, to boil with onions ib.

----, brown fricassee of ib.

----, white fricassee of ib.

Turkey, to boil 173

---- with oysters ib.

---- a la daube ib.

----, roasted, delicate gravy for 174

---- or veal stuffing ib.

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