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Mary Carnegie and Susan Gillespie cookbook, 1804-1905
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133 Indian Sandwiches Cut the breast of a roast fowl or pheasant in very small square bits, also about four ounces of tongue or lean ham, fold one [illegible] washed and fillited [illegible] well with the chicken and put it into a stew pan with two spoonfuls of veloute sauce a dessert spoonful of curry paste half a tea spoonful of [chutnee?] the juice of half a lemon, and a little salt and pepper. Boil for a few minutes on the stove mixing well. Have ready prepared some thin slices of bread cut with a circular cutter as many as you require for your dish [illegible] them in oil of a bright yellow drain them on a napkin and place half of them on a baking sheet covered with clean paper spread a thick layer of the above preparation on each and cover with another crouton. [illegible] grate four [ozs?] of Parmesan cheese mix it into a paste with butter. divide it into
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133 Indian Sandwiches Cut the breast of a roast fowl or pheasant in very small square bits, also about four ounces of tongue or lean ham, fold one [illegible] washed and fillited [illegible] well with the chicken and put it into a stew pan with two spoonfuls of veloute sauce a dessert spoonful of curry paste half a tea spoonful of [chutnee?] the juice of half a lemon, and a little salt and pepper. Boil for a few minutes on the stove mixing well. Have ready prepared some thin slices of bread cut with a circular cutter as many as you require for your dish [illegible] them in oil of a bright yellow drain them on a napkin and place half of them on a baking sheet covered with clean paper spread a thick layer of the above preparation on each and cover with another crouton. [illegible] grate four [ozs?] of Parmesan cheese mix it into a paste with butter. divide it into
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