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    Mastering the Art of French Cooking, Volume 2

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      huile, I: 19

      I, J

      ice creams: see desserts, frozen

      icings, list of; see also cake fillings and frostings

      illustrations, list of, I: xvi; fm.1

      incorporer (to fold), I: 13

      ingredients, list and description of, I: 15–19

      jalousie (peekaboo tart)

      cheese (au fromage)

      jam or fruit

      jam or jelly

      fillings for crêpes, I: 654

      sauces and glazes, I: 593–4

      tart (jalousie)

      Jamaïque en flammes, charlotte

      jambon: see ham

      jellied stock, I: 112–14

      julienne

      to cut into, I: 28–9

      cutter attachment

      K

      kale

      braised with onions

      with pork and liver sausages (caillettes)

      in stuffing for beef roll

      kidney(s), veal and lamb (rognons de veau et de mouton), I: 416–20

      general information, I: 416–17

      in butter (en casserole), I: 417

      flambés, I: 418

      with red wine and marrow sauce (à la bordelaise), I: 419

      in stuffing with mushrooms for boned leg of lamb in pastry (gigot farci, en croûte)

      in stuffing with rice for lamb (farce aux), I: 337

      in other stuffings

      Kilimanjaro, le

      kirsch, in syrup for savarins, I: 663

      kitchen equipment, I: 3–10; app1.1

      general information

      best materials for pots, pans, casseroles, I: 3–4

      copper pots, I: 4

      ovens, I: 3; 2.1, 2.2

      stoves, I: 3

      baking dishes, I: 5; 2.1, app1.1, app.2

      baking pans

      bashers, bludgeons, blunt instruments

      baster, bulb, I: 8

      for bread-making, 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, app1.1, app1.2

      baker’s blades, for slashing (lames)

      form to hold rising dough (banneton)

      cake pans (moules à biscuits; à manqué carré), I: 143; app1.1

      casseroles and braising pans (cocottes et daubières), I: 5; app1.1

      chafing-dish heat elements

      chicken fryers (sautoirs)

      chopsticks

      cleavers (feuilles à fendre)

      colander

      cookie pans and sheets (plaques à patisserie)

      cork screws and bottle openers

      crêpe pans, I: 192

      croissant cutter, 2.1, app1.1

      cutters (découpoirs)

      for egg-white beating

      electric beater

      electric food processor

      electric mixer

      flan rings (formes sans fond), I: 143; app1.1

      food mill (Mouli), I: 9; 3, app1.1

      forks

      frying pans (poêles), I: 6; 6.1, app1.1

      gadgets

      garlic press, I: 9; app1.1

      graters, grinders, shredders, I: 9; app1.1, app.2, app.3

      gratin dishes (plats à gratin), I: 5; app1.1

      knives, choppers, rockers, I: 6–7; 3.1, 6.1, app1.1

      larding needle (lardoire), 3.1, app1.1

      for measuring

      meat grinder

      molds (moules)

      for aspics

      for babas, I: 660

      for baking, app1.1, app1.2

      for brioches, 2.1, 2.2, app1.1

      charlotte, soufflé, I: 161–2; app1.1

      for frozen desserts

      for kougloff, 2.1, app1.1

      miscellaneous, app1.1, app1.2

      for pastry

      horns, 2.1, app1.1

      rolls, 2.1, app1.1

      shells, I: 143; 2.1, app1.1

      tartlets

      for pâté (terrine), 5.1, app1.1

      ring, I: 662; 2.1

      savarin, I: 662

      small, app1.1, app1.2

      mortar and pestle, I: 10

      muffin tins, 2.1, 2.2

      omelette pans, I: 127, 192

      openers, app1.1, app1.2

      pastry bag

      for pastry-making, app1.1, app1.2, app1.3

      pepper mills

      pie pans

      pitter, cherry or olive

      potato ricer

      for potatoes Anna (cocottes à pommes Anna), 6.1, app1.1, app1.2

      retrievers

      roasting and broiling pans

      roller pricker

      rolling pins (rouleaux à pâtisserie), 2.1, app1.1

      salad baskets

      saucepans, covers, I: 5; app1.1

      for sausage-making

      sauté pan, I: 6

      sharpening steel, I: 6

      shears and scissors, I: 8;

      sieve (tamis) and pestle, I: 8

      skillets (poêles), I: 6, 192

      soufflé dishes, I: 161–2: app1.1

      soup kettles (marmites)

      spatulas, I: 7; app1.1, app1.2

      spoons, app1.1, app1.2

      tenderizers, app1.1, app1.2

      thermometers

      tongs

      turnover tools

      vol-au-vent cutters

      whips or whisks, I: 7–8; app1.1, app1.2

      wine glasses, I: 36; app1.1

      wooden fork, spoons, spatulas, chopsticks, I: 7; app1.1, app1.2

      kneading: see bread, French; brioches; croissants

      knives, I: 6–7; 3.1, 6.1, app1.1

      cutting techniques, I: 26–30

      kougloff, kugelhopf

      molds for, 2.1, app1.1

      L

      ladyfingers (biscuits à la cuiller), I: 665–7

      desserts with, I: 594, 605–9, 612

      to line a mold with, I: 585

      lamb and mutton (agneau et mouton), I: 328–50; 3.1

      general information, I: 328–32; 3.1

      to bone a leg, I: 329; 3.1

      timing for roast, I: 330–1; 3.1

      vegetables, garnitures, and wines for, I: 331–2

      brains: see brains

      breast of (poitrine d’)

      kidneys: see kidneys, veal and lamb

      leg or shoulder of (gigot ou épaule de), I: 329–44

      with beans (cassoulet), I: 401

      boiled (à l’anglaise), I: 342

      braised (braisé), I: 338

      with garlic sauce (sauce spéciale à l’ail pour), I: 334

      marinated (en chevreuil), I: 341

      mustard coating (à la moutarde), I: 335

      roast (rôti), I: 332

      mustard coating for, I: 335

      sauces for, I: 334

      garlic sauce, I: 334

      stuffed

      general information, I: 330, 335; 3.1

      boned, in pastry (gigot farci, en croûte)

      garlic and herb, I: 336

      ham and mushroom, I: 337

      mushroom and kidney

      mushroom and spinach (Viroflay)

      olive and ground lamb, I: 338

      pork and herb, I: 336

      rice and kidney, I: 337

      salmon and anchovy, I: 338

      see also list of stuffings, app.1

      mold with eggplant (moussaka), I: 349, 577

      patties (fricadelles d’), I: 348

      saddle (selle d’)

      general information, 3.1

      buying

      carving and serving

      preparing

      roasted (rôtie)

      with Parmesan cheese and crumbs (milanaise)

      with parsley and buttered bread crumbs (persillade)

      shanks (jarrets de devant), I: 348

      shoulder, braised, stuffed (épaule d’, farcie, Viroflay)

      stew, I: 344–8

      with mushrooms and onions (blanquette d’), I: 348

      with red wine (civet de), I: 347

      with rice (pilaf de, à la catalane), I: 348

      with spring vegetables (navarin printanier), I: 345

      variations, I: 347

      with vegetables (daube de), I: 348


      tongues (langues d’); see also tongues

      in stuffing, with olives, I: 338

      langues: see tongue(s)

      langues de chats

      lapin: see rabbit

      lard gras: see pork, fat

      lard de poitrine, I: 15; see also pork, fat

      larding instructions, 3.1, 3.2, 3.3

      needle, 3.1, app1.1

      lardons, 1.1, 3.1, 3.2

      leaf fat, leaf lard

      leek(s) (poireaux), I: 495–6

      braised (braisés au beurre), I: 495

      browned with cheese (gratinés au fromage), I: 496

      browned with cheese sauce (à la mornay, gratinés), I: 496

      cold, I: 578

      à la grecque, I: 539

      gratin with ham (gratin de), I: 155

      and potato soup

      with celery (potage Célestine)

      Parmentier, I: 37

      vichyssoise, I: 39

      with watercress (potage au cresson), I: 38–9

      quiche, I: 151

      and sweet pepper soup (soupe catalane aux poivrons)

      leftovers

      beef and ham stuffing for cabbage

      beef in Provençal sausages or meat loaf (tous nus)

      chocolate cake from letfover cake (charlotte africaine)

      egg whites, in cheese soufflé, I: 173

      lamb, with eggplant (moussaka), I: 349, 577

      pastry dough, for cookies, I: 635; 7.1

      pâte à choux, for hors d’oeuvre, I: 177

      pork, veal, or turkey with eggplant and tomatoes

      potato pancakes, from mashed potatoes

      puff pastry dough

      cocktail shells (petites bouchées)

      cookies (coques; palmiers)

      decorations and garnitures (fluerons)

      for soups

      for stocks: see stocks, I: 106–15

      see also chicken, leftover; turkey, leftover, etc.

      légumes: see vegetables

      lemon (citron)

      butter-cream icing, I: 676

      butter sauce, I: 98

      cream filling (crème au)

      peel, glazed, I: 587

      tarts, I: 645–6

      lettuce, braised (laitues braisées), I: 489

      lime soufflé tart, I: 645

      liqueurs for cooking, I: 32

      liter-quart equivalents, I: 21

      liver (foie)

      calf’s (de veau), I: 405–7

      mustard coating (à la moutarde), I: 407

      sauces for, I: 406

      sautéed (sauté), I: 405

      chicken (de volaille)

      in aspic, I: 548

      canapés for roast birds, I: 247

      filling with cheese for appetizers (fondue de), I: 202

      mousse of, I: 559

      in pâté, 5.1, 5.2

      in pork and veal sausages (saucisson truffé au)

      sausage or spread (saucisson de; pâté de)

      in stuffings

      with foie gras, truffles, rice (à la d’Albuféra)

      with herbs and giblets, I: 243

      with mushrooms (farce duxelles), I: 251

      with rice, mushrooms, garlic (d’Albuféra)

      timbales, I: 174

      variations, I: 175

      goose (oie): see foie gras

      pâté (pâté; terrine)

      chicken (de volaille)

      without pork (verte; sans porc)

      pork (de porc)

      with pork, in brioche (de porc en brioche)

      with pork and chicken (de campagne)

      with veal and pork (de veau et porc; de campagne), I: 568; 5.1

      and pork sausages (caillettes; gayettes)

      lobster (homard)

      general information, 1.1

      buying

      cutting up raw

      dealing with live, I: 220; 1.1

      removing meat from cooked

      sex of

      tomalley and roe

      à l’américaine, I: 223

      in aspic, I: 549

      bisque (bisque de, à l’américaine)

      butter (beurre de), I: 104; 1.1

      in chaud-froid, I: 553

      in fish stew, Normandy-style (marmite aux fruits de mer; dieppoise; chaudrée normande)

      garnish for fish filets, I: 213

      with herb sauce (aux aromates), I: 223

      quenelles, I: 189

      quiche, I: 149

      soufflé, I: 167, 170

      soups

      bisque

      cream of (velouté de crustacés)

      marmite dieppoise

      tails à l’américaine, I: 223

      thermidor, I: 221

      timbales, I: 175

      luncheon dishes, I: 139–206; see also entrées and luncheon dishes

      M

      macaroon(s) (macarons)

      cup custards (crème Sainte-Anne au caramel), I: 611

      to pulverize, I: 583

      soufflé, I: 617, 620

      macerate (definition of), I: 13

      macérer (to macerate), I: 13

      Madeira wine

      for cooking, I: 32

      for jellied stocks and aspics, I: 114

      sauce: see sauces, Madeira

      make the ribbon, I: 579

      malakoff, charlottes, I: 605–8

      marinades

      for beef, I: 306, 310, 323; 3.1, 3.2

      French dressing (sauce vinaigrette), I: 94

      for lamb, I: 341–2

      for pork, I: 376–7

      for rabbit

      for veal, I: 358, 567; 3.1

      marinate (definition of), I: 13

      mariner (to marinate), I: 13

      Marley, le

      marmite: see fish, stews

      Marquis, le, I: 679

      marrons: see chestnuts

      marrow (moelle)

      to prepare, I: 19

      sauce, I: 76, 294–5, 419

      marsala for cooking, I: 32

      matelote

      mayonnaise sauce, I: 86; see also aïoli

      measures and weights

      flour, I: 17–18; app1.1

      miscellaneous equivalents, I: 21–3

      tables of equivalents, I: 20–1; app1.1

      meat(s) 3.1(viandes), I: 288

      glaze, I: 110

      grinders

      leftovers: see beef, leftover; etc,

      loaf I: 375; 5.1, 5.2

      stock, I: 107

      see also beef; veal; etc.

      mélanger (to blend), I: 11

      Melba toast

      meringue(s)

      general information

      italienne (with sugar syrup)

      butter-cream frosting and filling

      for frozen chocolate mousse (le Saint-Cyr, glacé)

      with whipped cream (Chantilly meringuée)

      as a filling

      as ice cream (Chantilly glacée)

      white (standard)

      almond cakes (brésiliens)

      for baked Alaska

      with nuts, for cake (le Succès; le Progrès; la Dacquoise)

      for wine-poached pears

      metric system, I: 20–1

      meurette

      mijoter (to simmer), I: 11

      mille-feuilles: see Napoleons

      mince, to, I: 13, 27

      for mushrooms, I: 509

      mixer, electric: see electric mixers

      moelle: see marrow

      molds: see kitchen equipment

      mornay: see sauces, mornay

      moules: see mussels

      Mouli food mill, I: 9; 1.1, app1.1

      for puréeing soups

      moussaka, I: 349, 577

      mousse(s) (mousses)

      dessert

      chocolate (au chocolat), I: 604

      see also desserts, frozen

      entrée—cold, I: 558–64

      chicken (de volaille), I: 560

      chicken liver (de foies de volaille), I: 559

      duck, game, or turkey (mousseline de volaille), I: 560

      fish (mousseline de poisson, blanche neige), I: 562

     
    ham (de jambon), I: 561

      salmon (de saumon), I: 562

      shellfish (mousseline de crustacés, blanche neige), I: 564

      entrée—hot

      fish, I: 187

      see also quenelles

      mousseline sauce, I: 83

      sabayon, I: 84, 169

      mouton: see lamb and mutton

      mushroom(s) (champignons), I: 508–17

      general information, I: 22

      to mince, slice, flute, I: 509–11

      broiled (grillés), I: 512

      canned, I: 517

      with cheese, for appetizers, I: 202

      cold, à la grecque, I: 537

      creamed (sautés à la crème), I: 514

      duxelles, I: 515

      in beef (filets de boeuf en feuilletons)

      to cloak beef tenderloin

      in lamb, boned leg of stuffed (gigot farci, en croûte)

      with rice (riz duxelles), I: 531

      in Viroflay stuffing

      in other stuffings

      essence of (fumet de), I: 512

      minced: see above duxelles

      purée, raw, to stuff artichoke bottoms

      quiche, I: 152

      sauce: see sauces, mushroom

      sautéed (au beurre), I: 513

      in brown Madeira sauce (sautés, sauce madère), I: 515

      with garlic, bread crumbs (à la bordelaise), I: 513

      soufflé, I: 166

      soup (potage velouté aux; potage aux, Île de France), I: 40; 1.1

      stewed (à blanc), I: 511

      stock (fumet de), I: 512

      stuffed (farcis), I: 516

      timbales, I: 175

      with veal chops or steaks (côtes de veau braisées aux)

      mussels (moules), I: 226–32

      garnish for fish, I: 213–16

      on half shell, broiled (au beurre d’escargot; à la provençale), I: 228

      marinated, for salad (salade de), I: 229

      in rice ring (pilaf de), I: 231

      in sauce (en sauce; mouclades; à la poulette; à la béarnaise), I: 230

      soup (soupe aux), I: 231

      steamed in wine (à la marinière), I: 227–8

      mustard (moutarde)

      butter, I: 100

      to coat calf’s liver, I: 407

      to coat roast lamb, I: 335

      sauce: see sauces, mustard

      mutton: see lamb and mutton

      N, O

      nap, to (definition of), I: 13

      Napoleons (mille-feuilles)

      general information, 7.1

      cheese (à la fondue de fromage)

      cheese filling for

      dessert, with pastry cream or whipped cream

      forming, baking, assembling

      icing for

      napper (to nap), I: 13

      la cuillère (to coat a spoon), I: 11

      navarin printanier, I: 345

      navets: see turnips

      noisettes (filberts)

      oeufs: see eggs

      oie: see goose

      oignons: see onions

      oil, types of, I: 19

      olives (olives)

      with beef stew

      with beef tenderloin

      in garniture, financière, 2.1, 2.2

     


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