This section is from the book "The Post-Graduate Cookery Book", by Adolphe Meyer. Also available from Amazon: The Post-Graduate Cookery Book.
A l'Algerienne - Algerian Fashion. Ouartered artichokes tossed in butter. Madeira Sauce
Tomatoes stuffed with risotto, rolled stuffed cabbage leaves; gravy blended with tomato sauce.
Stuffed tomatoes. Small spinach timbals. Risotto moulded in timbals. Madeira Sauce.
Cooked macaroni cut in 1/2-inch long pieces prepared in cream; served in small croustades; shredded truffles sprinkled over. Rich veal gravy blended with tomato sauce on the dish.
Oval shaped raw potatoes scooped out; stuffed and baked in a mild oven.
Paprika cream sauce blended with one-third part of tomato sauce; garnished with small tomatoes, stuffed with puree of foie gras.
Glazed onions, carrots and turnips (the two latter olive shaped); peas and flageolet beans dressed in groups around the meat.
Vegetables, as carrots, turnips, string beans, cauliflower, etc., dished up in clusters. The cauliflower should be covered with Hollandaise Sauce. Brown gravy.
White kidney beans with smothered onions and gravy; or, puree of white kidney beans and onions.
Note. - Some cooks add tomatoes to the beans, while it is not essential, it certainlv does no harm.
Small tomatoes stuffed with chicken forcemeat. Tarragon gravy.
Artichoke bottoms filled with green peas. Red Bearnaise sauce.
A la Cheron - Cheron Style. Artichoke bottoms filled with Macedoine. Bearnaise sauce.
A la Clamart - Clamart Style. Artichoke bottoms filled with puree of peas.
Artichoke bottoms, Italian Sauce, to which chopped truffles were added.
A la Clermont - Clermont Fashion. Stuffed onions. Chateau potatoes. Brown sauce.
A La Coquelin --Coquelin Style Very small patties with Soubise puree. Tomato sauce finished with butter and chopped tarragon leaves.
Olive-shaped glazed carrots and turnips, mushrooms and truffles of the same shape. Madeira sauce with a scent of tarragon.
A la Du Barry - Du Barry Fashion. Puree of Cauliflower.
A La Duchesse - Duchess Style. Small cakes of "Duchess potatoes."
Place the meat on a foie gras toast, pour over Perigordine sauce and garnish with small crusts filled with puree of asparagus.
Artichoke bottoms filled with puree of foie gras. Bordeaux sauce with small cubes of parboiled marrow.
Artichoke bottoms filled with cauliflower in cream, besprinkled with grated cheese and baked in the oven. Veal gravy blended with tomato sauce.
 
Continue to: