About This Book
A practical manual of French cookery adapted for American kitchens, offering recipes and techniques for soups, broths, sauces, meats, game and poultry, fish, vegetables, purées, eggs, pastries, preserves, liqueurs, and beverages. Instructions include proportions, cooking times, and methods for preparing stocks, clarifying gravies, and classic sauces, plus variations and substitutions using common American ingredients and utensils. Pastry, confectionery, and preserves recipes sit alongside savory preparations, with occasional notes on presentation and economy. A translator's preface explains the aim to simplify technical terms and omit preparations requiring specialized continental apparatus or rare ingredients.
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