Salads, Sandwiches and Chafing-Dish Dainties

Salads, sandwiches and chafing-dish dainties from the Boston Cooking-School's magazine editor, with fifty photographed dishes.

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Olives

A bunch of radishes. 2 cucumbers.

French dressing.

Method. Remove the skin and bone from the halibut, thus securing eight fillets. Season with salt, pepper, onion and lemon juice. Chop the lobster meat fine; melt the butter, cook in it the flour and seasonings, add the cream and lobster stock, and, when cooked, stir in the chopped lobster. When cool spread upon one side of the fillets, roll up the fillets and fasten with wooder toothpicks that have been dipped in melted butter.

Bake on a fish-sheet about fifteen minutes, basting with butter melted in hot water. Set a plain border-mould in ice water; decorate the bottom and sides with pim-olas or gherkins cut in slices and dipped in half-set aspic; cover the decoration on the bottom with aspic, and, when set and the decorations on the side are "fixed" in place, arrange on the aspic the cold fillets of fish and fill the mould with more aspic. When cold turn from the mould and fill the centre with diced cucumbers and sliced radishes dressed with French dressing. Pass mayonnaise or French dressing in a separate dish. Surround the aspic with shredded lettuce if desired.

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