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Beef Marrow Fritters

Put one-half pound of marrow, taken from the largest bones of the animal and kept in one piece, into cold water and let it soak. Put it in a saucepan with good broth, boil for ten minutes, and then let it cool in its liquor. When quite cold drain and cut it into two dozen slices; cover half of them on one side only with some cooked fine herbs, and over that again put a layer of cooked truffle and glaze it all over (both truffle and marrow) with a paste brush; when the glaze is cold take the pieces of marrow singly, dip them into frying batter and fry them; when the batter is dry and of good color drain the fritters, put them on a napkin folded on a dish, arrange them in a heap, and serve them with a garnish of fried parsley.