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Mousse of Fowl

Proceed as for MOUSSE OF VEAL, substituting fowl for the veal. Cooked ham or tongue should be used instead of sweetbread. When turned out of the mould, garnish with a lettuce or cress salad, and omit the truffles and aspic. Put about the dish a few fancy shaped slices of ham, coated with aspic.

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