Showing posts with label fowl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fowl. Show all posts

Monday, June 28, 2021

Chicken Mornay

Put 1 tbsp. of margarine in saucepan, melt slowly, add 1 slice bacon finely cut and cook in butter for 1 minute. Add 1&1/2 pts. milk, 1 cup chicken or vegetable stock, 1 onion grated, 1 medium carrot grated, 2 cups cooked potato or 2 medium sized potatoes grated. Cook these vegetables in milk and bacon and stock until vegs. are tender. Add 1 cup grated cheese, little tomato sauce and Worcestershire sauce, 1 cup rice can be added if desired. Chop finely well boiled or steamed chicken or fowl and add above mixture and thicken with plain flour - about 1/2 cup and salt to taste. If fowl is large, a little can be used to make chicken jelly for sandwiches.

Source: contributed by Mrs K. Kelly in Urania Methodist Guild Cookery Book. Book II. (Kadina: Kadina & Wallaroo Times, 1965), p.5.

Wednesday, October 24, 2018

To make an old fowl tender

To make an old fowl tender, rub fowl all over with lemon, cover with dripping, place in paper bag and cook.

To make an aged fowl tender, soak in water and cup of cider vinegar.

Source: Blyth Recipe Book: Favourite Tested Recipes of the Blyth Trinity Lutheran Ladies Guild (Blyth Womens Guild, 1972), p.74
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