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Fresh Codfish Tongues, Poulette

Place one and a half pounds fresh codfish tongues in frying pan with half gill white wine, one gill water, half ounce butter, half teaspoon salt and saltspoon cayenne pepper. Lightly mix, then cover with a sheet of buttered paper and boil for five minutes. Set in the oven for ten minutes. Heat half teaspoon butter in a saucepan, add six finely chopped shallots and lightly brown for three minutes, adding two tablespoons of flour. Stir well while heating for one minute, then strain liquor of the tongues into this pan, adding half gill hot milk and half teaspoon finely chopped olives; lightly mix and cook for five minutes, then pour sauce into the pan with the tongues. Mix a little and let cook for five minutes. Mix on a plate one egg yolk with half gill cream and a tablespoon sherry and add to the tongues; carefully stir while heating for one minute, pour into a deep, hot dish and serve.

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