Poularde Parisienne (Cold Fattened Pullet, Parisian Style)
Origin: Paris, France
Source: Auguste Escoffier, 1907
Ingredients
- 1 poularde
- fine chicken forcemeat
- white stock
- cold chicken Mousse
- sauce Chaud-froid
- truffle
- tongue
- small chicken Mousses
- vegetable macédoine bound with jelly
- aspic jelly
Instructions
- Bone out the breast of the poularde and stuff it with fine chicken forcemeat.
- Truss it in Entrée fashion, poach it in a white stock and let it cool.
- When cold, take off the breast; remove the forcemeat, cut it into large dice and add it to a mixture of cold chicken Mousse.
- Fill the carcass with this mixture so as to reconstitute the poularde and let it set firm, then coat with sauce Chaud-froid.
- Divide the breast flesh into escalopes, coat them with Chaud-froid and decorate them with truffle and tongue; decorate the legs as well.
- Lay the escalopes back on the piece and dress it on a low base set on the serving dish.
- Surround with small chicken Mousses and with timbales of vegetable macédoine bound with jelly, both moulded in dariole moulds, and border the dish with croûtons of jelly.