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Grouse Cutlets a la Glengarry
Young birds only are fit for this purpose; they must be drawn, the legs cut off, the drumsticks tucked inside, singed, and split in halves: they must then be seasoned with pepper and salt, and fried in a sautapan with a piece of butter until browned on both sides; shake in a little flour, add a piece of glaze, and a spoonful of Oude sauce; simmer together over the fire for ten minutes, and serve.
Note.—All kinds of young game form a most delicious dish when cooked in this unpretending way.
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Grouse Cutlets a la Glengarry. Charles Elmé Francatelli, in The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant (1868), digital transcription.
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