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of chopped onion, one teaspoonful of sugar rapidly for five minutes; then add it
to the sauce and at the same time add one tablespoonful of chopped capers two
tablespoonfuls of chopped pickle and one teaspooful of tarragon vinegar. Stir
well and let cook for two minutes to heat the pickles. If the sauce becomes too
thick dilute it with a little water.
This sauce is excellent for baked fish and all roasts and boiled meats, besides
being a fitting condiment for the chicken "al diavolo".
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CHICKEN WITH HAM
(Pollo in porchetta)
Fill a chicken with thin strips of ham, about half an inch wide. Add three
cloves (or sections) of garlic, two little bunches of fennel and a few grains of
pepper. Season outside with salt and pepper and cook in a saucepan with butter,
or preferably bake in the oven.
Sausages cut lengthwise and previously skinned can be substituted for the ham.
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CHICKEN SAUTE'
(Pollo saltato)
Take a young chicken, remove the neck and trim the wings. Cut away the legs. Cut
the chicken
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