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Sheep's Kidneys a L'Epicurieune

Printed no. 558Chapter 131868 edition

Draw a knife nearly through each kidney from the outer or rounded part of the kidney, without dividing it; remove the skins; season with pepper and salt, dip the kidneys in clarified butter and crumb them; run them on skewers, and having broiled them over a clear fire, let them be dished up, presenting the hollow part uppermost; fill this well with Tartar sauce, No. 38; pour some Devil's sauce, No. 83, round the base, and serve.

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Sheep's Kidneys a L'Epicurieune. Charles Elmé Francatelli, in The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant (1868), digital transcription.

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