Cassell's New Dictionary of Cookery

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Poultry, Forcemeat Of

Take the desired quantity of cold cooked poultry, pound it in a mortar, moisten it with rich white sauce or cream, season it with mixed herbs, and a little mace, white pepper, and cayenne, and work all together until quite smooth.

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