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and a beaten yolk (or two) of egg, but seeing that the compound does not become
too liquid.
When the tomatoes are filled, take them in the oven with a little butter and oil
mixed together and serve them as a side-dish for roast beef or steak.
The stuffed tomatoes can be made simpler with a hash of garlic and parsley mixed
with bread crumbs, salt and pepper and seasoned with oil when they are in the
saucepan.
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CAULIFLOWER WITH BALSAMELLA
(Cavolfiore colla balsamella)
Remove from a good sized cauliflower the external leaves and the green ribs,
make a deep cut crosswise in the stalk and cook it in salted water. Then cut it
in sections and brown with butter, salt and pepper. Put it in a baking tin,
throw over a small pinch of grated cheese, cover with the balsamella (No. 54)
and brown the surface.
Serve this cauliflower as an entremets or as a side-dish with boiled chicken or
a stew.
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STUFFED CABBAGE
(Cavolo ripieno)
Take a big cabbage, remove the hard outside leaves, cut the stem off even with
the leaves
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