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1905 recipes noted down by my grandmother

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Rambling

Rambling Report 15 Apr 2011 00:37

my apologies tempest, there are so few gentlemen on the chat board these days one tends to forget they exist ;) lol

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tempest

tempest Report 14 Apr 2011 23:35

aha I'm usually lurking on the Records/ Tips/ TTF boards

this is one of my rare ventures into posting on the "other side" rather than just being merrily amused by the goings on here on Chat/ General

got to go and heat up a toad now

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desperately seeking great grandmothers

Wend

Wend Report 14 Apr 2011 23:17

Don't often see you on the boards, Tempest. Chaps are always welcome, you know :-)

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tempest

tempest Report 14 Apr 2011 23:03

thanks RamblingRose

now where have I put my flat silver dish???????

(ps some of us ladies are chaps lol)

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Rambling

Rambling Report 14 Apr 2011 22:39

in service ( from the cook I believe). Any of you cooking ladies want to try lol

"Fillet of sole a la pagons

Fillets of sole flat done in white sauce , very little cheese.Dish them on a flat silver dish with mashed potatoes round the edge. Now fill in the centre witha sauce of scallops or oysters and prawns.Put in the oven to brown or do it with salamander (?!).

Crouts a la Brunswick

Cut out the crouts of bread round and fry. Spread on each a little anchovy paste,then put on each chopped truffle and ham, white and yolks of eggs passed through the seive. pile up high then across put thin strips of gherkins ."

:) EDIT Salamander A salamander is a culinary utensil characterized by very high temperature overhead infrared heating elements which may be powered by either electricity or gas
( and there was me thinking nan had to run out and find a hot amphibian LOL )

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