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Poultry, Umbles And Ham Paste
Ingredients
1/2 lb Chicken Livers Chicken Chicken
1 lb Ham Ham Ham
2 tablespoons Butter Butter Butter
1 Shallots Shallots Shallots
1 tablespoon Parsley Parsley Parsley
3 lb lightly boiled Chicken Chicken Chicken
Salt And Pepper Salt and Pepper Salt and Pepper
Ground Cloves Cloves Cloves
Allspice Allspice Allspice
1/2 pint Chicken Stock Stock Stock
Melted Butter Butter Butter
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MethodCut chicken livers and ham into small pieces, melt 2 tablespoons of butter, fry chopped shallot lightly, then the liver and ham and 1 tablespoon of chopped parsley. Stir frequently, season to taste, pour off the fat, mash or liquidise the liver. Cut lightly boiled chicken into thin slices, season with salt and pepper, a pinch each of ground cloves and allspice. Grease a deep dish, then put a layer of chicken, then liver, and then ham and shallot, ending with liver when the dish is full. Pour 1/2 pint chicken stock over, cover the dish and bake in the oven in a dish of water, for 2 hours. When cold, press down with a spoon, cover with melted butter and chill. Serve cold, like a terrine.
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Remarks Mentioned by Doug Aiton, as an interesting menu item at Mietta's, in the Sunday Press, September 10, 1978.
"Poultry, umbles and ham paste (Chicken, ham and chicken livers with spices and shallots cooked in a terrine then chilled, sliced and served with toast and Cumberland sauce) $4.90
Features, in the same year on a September Spring menu at $4.90
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