Chaud-froid de volaille Gounod (Chaud-froid of Chicken Gounod)
Origin: Paris, France
Source: Auguste Escoffier, 1907
Ingredients
- 1 fowl
- Mousse made with the leg flesh and trimmings
- aspic jelly
- white sauce Chaud-froid
- truffle
Instructions
- Lift the suprêmes from a poached fowl, cool them under a press and cut them into thin rectangles.
- With the flesh of the legs and the trimmings, prepare a Mousse.
- Spread the Mousse in a tray at twice the thickness of the suprême rectangles and firm it in the cooler.
- Cut the Mousse into rectangles of the same dimensions as those of suprême.
- Assemble the suprême and Mousse rectangles, sticking them together with a little jelly.
- Coat them white with chaud-froid and decorate each rectangle with a stave of notes imitated in truffle.
- Dish them in a square deep silver dish, cover with melting, limpid jelly and leave to set.
- At the moment of serving, sink the dish into a block of cut clear ice.