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Veal Cutlets a la Russe

Printed no. 606Chapter 141868 edition

These cutlets must first be fried on both sides, each cutlet is to be covered on one side only with a preparation made with horseradish, &c, see No. 92, made with three sticks of horseradish instead of one as therein stated, the preparation to be laid on half an inch thick, egged over and crumbed with a mixture of grated cheese and fried bread-crumbs: the cutlets are to be placed in a circular row on a buttered sautapan, with a couple of spoonfuls of gravy under them, pushed in a sharp oven for ten minutes to make them perfectly hot; dish them up, garnish the centre with any kind of dressed vegetable; pour some thin tomata sauce round the base of the entree, and serve.

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Veal Cutlets a la Russe. Charles Elmé Francatelli, in The Cook's Guide and Housekeeper's & Butler's Assistant (1868), digital transcription.

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