CHAPTER XIV.

POULTRY.

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To choose Poultry[264]
To bone a Fowl or Turkey without opening it[265]
Another mode of boning a Fowl or Turkey[265]
To bone Fowls for Fricassees, Curries, and Pies[266]
To roast a Turkey[267]
To boil a Turkey Poult[267]
Turkey boned and forced (an excellent dish)[268]
Turkey à la Flamande, or dinde Poudrée[270]
To roast a Turkey[270]
To roast a Goose (and when in season)[271]
To roast a green Goose[271]
To roast a Fowl[272]
Roast Fowl (a French receipt)[272]
To roast a Guinea Fowl[272]
Fowl à la Carlsfors (Entrée)[273]
Boiled Fowls[273]
To broil a Chicken or Fowl[274]
Fricasseed Fowls or Chickens (Entrée)[274]
Chicken Cutlets (Entrée)[275]
Cutlets of Fowls, Partridges, or Pigeons (French receipt) (Entrée)[275]
Fried Chicken, à la Malabar (Entrée)[275]
Hashed Fowl (Entrée)[276]
French, and other receipts for minced Fowl (Entrée)[276]
Minced Fowl (French receipt) (Entrée)[275]
Fritot or Friteau of cold Fowls (Entrée)[277]
Scallops of Fowls au Béchamel (Entrée)[277]
Grillade of cold Fowls[277]
Fowls à la Mayonnaise[278]
To roast Ducks (and when in season)[278]
Stewed Duck (Entrée)[278]
To roast Pigeons (and when in season)279
Boiled Pigeons[279]