Menus Made Easy

How to order dinner and give the dishes their French names — the 1907 course-by-course phrasebook of the Edwardian table.

Vegetables, or Légumes, and Salads. 149

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Vegetables, or Légumes, and Salads. 149

Petites gelées aux champignons are little mushroom jellies, served with a garnish of aspic and salad.

Vegetables, or Légumes, and Salads. 149: Petits

Petits pois à l'Anglaise are boiled, and served on a lump of butter. à la Française are stewed, and mixed with flour and butter. à la…

Vegetables, or Légumes, and Salads. 149: Soubise

Côtelettes de pois à la Comte de Paris are cutlets of peas with Soubise sauce, breadcrumbed and fried; served with Soubise sauce, and peas…

Vegetables, or Légumes, and Salads. 149: Pommes

Pommes de terre Château are cut in oval shapes and fried. sautées-cut in slices and fried. à la Macaire are fried potato trimmings. frisées…

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