This section is from the book "Catherine Owen's New Cook Book", by Catherine Owen. Also available from Amazon: Catherine Owen's New Cook Book.
Are the same as rissoles, only instead of the minced chicken being enveloped in paste, very thin slices of fat pork are used, fastened with wooden toothpicks, and they are then crumbed and fried. They are more difficult than croquettes or rissoles, but very delicious. They may be served in a rich brown sauce (see recipe).
 
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