Le Petit Écho de la mode 10 février 1924 |
SMALL BOURGUIGNON FONDUES
We melt half a quarter of good fresh butter, mix in as much sifted flour and then add a good half liter of milk.
So we work in full heat for five minutes. We incorporate six egg yolks, a hundred grams of parmesan; add salt, pepper and nutmeg grain. When it first boils, remove from the heat, invert onto an oiled plate, spread this mixture to a thickness of about one centimeter, and leave to cool. When it is cold, cut with a round cookie cutter of approximately four centimeters in diameter. We move on to the beaten egg first, and then to the bread crumbs, After which we fry in a very hot frying pan and serve on a napkin, with fried parsley. And we have small Burgundy fondues, which even outside Burgundy, constitute an absolutely exquisite dish. ROSETTE
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