
Potatoes Parisienne
Many small golden potato balls, not diced potatoes.
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Many small golden potato balls, not diced potatoes.

Long golden potato pieces, about 6 mm thick.

Six seasoned mashed-potato ovals, lightly flattened, scored twice lengthwise, glazed with egg yolk and baked.

Butter-lemon dressed scooped potatoes.

Boiled potato halves seasoned with pepper and nutmeg, finished with a little melted butter and parsley.

Smooth cohesive raw choux paste requiring subsequent baking.

Fresh trimmed small red radishes served cold over chopped ice.

Double-crust rhubarb pie with lightly sugared top.

Hot sweet milk-cooked rice served with cream and sugar separately.

Garlic-studded pork loin roasted over pan juices, with cooked white beans warmed in the drippings.

A tied three-rib beef roast served with its skimmed pan gravy.

An eight-egg folded omelette with small pieces of smoked salmon, anchovy essence and parsley.

Six browned oval Salisbury patties arranged as a crown.

Golden pan-fried cakes of soaked salt cod and mashed potato with mustard and anchovy.

Three raw potatoes sliced wafer-thin, rinsed, fried separately until golden and lightly salted.

Whole tomatoes filled with their own flesh, sausage, mushrooms and herbs, then baked.

Well-drained sweet corn tossed six minutes in butter with salt and white pepper.

Scallops in a shallot-milk sauce, divided among six shells and baked under cheese.

Fresh scallops briefly cooked in a gently spiced, lightly thickened curry sauce.

Soft scrambled eggs mixed with browned finely chopped green pepper.

No. 193 scrambled eggs with one tablespoon fresh chopped parsley added while beating.

A hot semolina cereal cooked in water and milk, served with cold dairy and sugar separately.

Fresh bread crumbs briefly simmered in seasoned milk and butter to make a warm sauce for roast game.

Three ripe bananas sliced thin and offered with cream and powdered sugar separately.