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Ox-Tail with Stewed Peas

Printed no. 592Chapter 131868 edition

Stew the ox-tail as directed in No. 591, and when done, remove the pieces into a clean stewpan; strain their stock, free it from grease, and boil it down to thin glaze: add this to the pieces of tail.

When about to send to table, warm the ox-tail in its glaze; arrange the pieces in a circle on the dish; garnish the centre with stewed peas, No. 690; pour the glaze round the base of the ox-tail, and serve.

Note.—Ox-tails prepared as above may also be served with dressed spinach, Jardiniere, Macedoine, or any other kind of dressed vegetable.

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Ox-Tail with Stewed Peas. Charles Elmé Francatelli, in The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant (1868), digital transcription.

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