Bohemian San Francisco — Appendix: A Good Bohemian Dinner, Recipes/29 short recipes

Champagnes: 1892. Rhein and Moselle: 1893. Burgandy: 1892, 1899 and 1904. Claret: 1898 and 1904. Port: 1896 and 1904. Sherry: 1882, 1890, 1898 and 1900. A Good Bohemian Dinner Sometimes people desire to give a dinner and are at loss as to the proper time to serve wines.

The following menu will give some ideas on the subject: Menu Gibson Cocktail Canape Norwegian (Serve these before entering dining room) Artichoke Hearts in Oil Ripe Olives Celery Amontillado Sherry Oysters on Half Shell Bisque of Ecrevisse Chablis, or White Sauterne Sand-dabs Edward VII Sliced Cucumbers, Iced Escargot Francais Chateau Lafitte Cassolette of Terrapin, Maryland Romanee Tagliarini des Beaux Arts Punch Pistache Cigarettes Alligator Pears with Cumquats, French Dressing Chicken Portola Krug Private Cuvee Brut Creamed New Potatoes Celery Victor French Peas Zabaione Reina Cabot Coffee Royal Cigarettes Grand Marnier In our travels through Bohemia it has been our good fortune to gather hundreds of recipes of new, strange and rare dishes, prepared by those who look farther than the stoking of the physical system in the preparation of foods.

Some of these are from chefs in restaurants and hotels, some from men and women of the foreign colonies and some from good friends who lent their aid in our pleasurable occupation.

That we cannot print them all in a volume of this size is our regret, but another book now in preparation will contain them, together with other talks about San Francisco's foreign quarters.

From our store we have selected the following as being well worth trying: Onion Soup Cut four large onions in large pieces and put them in six ounces of butter with pepper and salt.

Slowly stew this in a little beef stock and a little milk, stirring constantly, for one hour.

Add more stock and milk and let cook slowly for another hour.

In a tureen place slices of bread sprinkled with two tablespoonfuls of Parmesan cheese.

Beat the yolks of four eggs and mix them with a tablespoonful of the soup and pour this over the bread and cheese.

Cover this for five minutes and then pour over it the rest of the soup.

Creole Gumbo Soup Take two young chickens, cut in pieces, roll in flour and fry to light brown.

Take the fried chicken, a ham bone stripped of meat for flavor, a tablespoonful of chopped thyme, of rosemary, two bay leaves, a sprig of tarragon and boil in four quarts of water until the meat loosens from the bones.

Slice and fry brown two large onions and add two heaping quarts of sliced okra and one cut up pod of red pepper.

Stir all over the fire until the okra is thoroughly wilted then remove the larger bones and let cook three quarters of an hour before serving.

Half an hour before serving add a can of tomatoes or an equal quantity of fresh ones, and a pint of shrimps, boiled and shredded.

Have a dish of well boiled and dry rice and serve with two or three tablespoonfuls in each soup plate.

Oyster Salad To a solid pint of oysters use a dressing made as follows: Beat well two eggs and add to them half a gill each of cream and vinegar, half teaspoonful mustard, celery seed, salt each, one-tenth teaspoonful cayenne, and a tablespoonful of butter.

Put all in a double boiler and cook until it all is as thick as soft custard (about six minutes), stirring constantly.

Take from the fire.

Heat the oysters in their own liquor to a boiling point then drain and add the dressing, mixing lightly.

Set away in cold place until needed.

Italian Salad Soak two salt herrings in milk over night and then remove the bones and skin and cut up in small pieces.

Cut in small pieces one and one-half pounds each of cold roast veal and cold boiled tongue and add to these and the herrings six boiled potatoes, half a dozen small cucumber pickles and two small boiled beets, all cut up, and two raw apples, three boiled carrots and one large boiled celery root, all minced.

Mix

all the above in salad bowl and pour over it mayonnaise dressing.

Garnish the tops with hard boiled eggs, sliced, and capers, and ripe olives from which the stones have been removed.

Garnish the bowl with parsley and in the center put hard boiled eggs stuffed with capers.

Solari's Crab Louis Take meat of crab in large pieces and dress with the following: One-third mayonnaise, two-thirds chili sauce, small quantity chopped English chow-chow, a little Worcestershire sauce and minced tarragon, shallots and sweet parsley.

Season with salt and pepper and keep on ice.

Soles with Wine Take fillets of sole and pound lightly with blade of knife then soak them two hours in beaten eggs seasoned with salt and pepper.

When ready to cook roll them in bread crumbs and fry in olive oil.

Take a little of that oil and put in another pan with a tablespoonful of butter and season with salt and pepper and again cook fish in this, adding half a glass of dry white wine.

Sprinkle with chopped parsley and let cook five minutes.

Sprinkle with Parmesan cheese and put slices of lemon around it.

Serve on hot plates.

Grilled Mushrooms Skin and remove stalks from large fresh mushrooms and lay on a dish with a little fine olive oil, pepper, and salt, over them for one hour.

Broil on a gridiron over a clear sharp fire and serve them with the following sauce: Mushroom Sauce Mince the stalks or any spare pieces of mushrooms fine, put in a stewpan with a little broth, some chopped parsley, young onions, butter and the juice of a lemon, or instead of the latter the yolk of an egg beaten up in cream.

Beat all together and pour around the mushrooms.

Italian Turta Cut very fine the tender part of one dozen artichokes.

Take one loaf of stale bread crumbs, moisten and squeeze, and add three tablespoonfuls of grated cheese, three cloves of garlic, bruised, one onion chopped fine, several sprigs of parsley chopped fine, a little celery and half a cup of olive oil.

Mix all together thoroughly with plenty of pepper and salt and make into a loaf.

Bake slowly forty-five minutes.

Oeuffs Au Soliel Poach eight fresh eggs then take them out and place in cold water until cool; lay them for a quarter of an hour to marinade in a glass of white wine with sweet herbs.

Dry on a cloth and dip in a batter of flour mixed with equal quantities of ale and water to the consistency of double cream.

Fry to light brown.

Eggs with Wine Put three cupfuls of red wine Into a casserole and add three tablespoonfuls of sugar, rind of half a lemon, raisins, and sweet almonds, blanched and chopped.

When the wine boils break the eggs into it as in poaching eggs.

Let them cook well and then put in serving dish.

Add one tablespoonful of flour to the wine and cook to a cream then pour over the eggs.

Italian Risotto Soak two level teacups of rice.

Mash two cloves of garlic and mix with a little minced parsley.

Soak a dozen dried mushrooms in a little water until soft, then chop fine and drain.

Cover the bottom of a saucepan with olive oil, place over the fire until quite hot, then put in the garlic, parsley, and mushrooms, add half a can of tomatoes and cook half an hour.

Drain the rice and put in a saucepan, adding a little broth, half a cup at a time, to keep from burning, and add, stirring constantly, the other ingredients, cooking all together until the rice is done.

Salt to taste; sprinkle with Parmesan cheese.

Scallops of Sweetbread Parboil the sweetbreads and then glaze in reduced Allemande sauce.

Dip in bread crumbs and fry in butter until a light brown.

When done dish in close order and fill center with Toulouse Ragout, as follows: Toulouse Ragout Prepare half a dozen fine, large cockscombs, two dozen button mushrooms, small pieces of sweetbreads and a proportionate quantity of truffles.

Place all in a stewpan and add a small ladleful of drawn butter sauce, and the juice of a lemon.

Cook a few minutes.

Lamb Chops Marinade Soak kidney lamb chops in the following mixture for twelve hours and then broil: Four tablespoonfuls olive oil, one tablespoonful tarragon vinegar, one small sliced onion, one mashed clove of garlic, one broken up bay leaf, twelve whole black peppers, six cloves, one saltspoon of salt, two teaspoonfuls dried thyme, strips of parsley and lemon peel.

Spanish Chicken Pie Cut up a chicken and boil until tender.

Cut up and fry in chicken fat two onions, two green peppers, stirring in one and one-half tablespoonfuls of flour.

Have ready five tomatoes, stewed, and put in two dozen ripe olives with a small clove of garlic, mashed.

Grate seven large ears of corn, season with salt and put a layer in a greased baking pan, then chicken, then the other ingredients, with a little of the gravy.

Stir all together and bake until brown.

Chicken Jambalaya Cut a young chicken into small pieces and stew until tender, having the meat covered with the broth when done.

Remove the meat, drain and fry to light brown with two slices of onion.

Put in the chicken, onion, and one hundred California oysters, back into the broth and season with salt, pepper, juice of a lemon, bruised clove of garlic, chopped green pepper, and a pinch of red pepper.

Let all come to a boil.

Wash and dry two cups of rice and put into the soup and cook until thoroughly done and moderately dry (twenty-five minutes).

Serve hot or cold.

Quajatale En Mole This is Mexican Turkey in Red Pepper, a favorite banquet dish.

Cut a young turkey into small pieces and boil with shallots and salt.

Take half a pound of red peppers, scalded and seeded, and grind fine with black peppers, celery seed, cloves, allspice, and mustard (about half a teaspoonful of each) and add to this some of the broth in which the turkey was cooked.

Put a pound of lard in a skillet and, when boiling, put in the mixture with the turkey and let cook ten minutes, sending it to the table hot.

Delmonico Raisin Sauce Brown butter in a skillet and stir in a teaspoonful of flour, forming a smooth paste.

Add one cup of hot soup stock, stirring constantly.

While boiling put into this a handful of raisins, handful of blanched almonds, pounded, half a lemon, sliced thin, a few cloves, a pinch of cinnamon, and a little horseradish.

Fine for roast beef.

Poulet a la Napoli Cut and trim a chicken as for fricassee.

Take the wings, drumsticks, thighs and two pieces of the breast and steep them in cold water half an hour.

Drain and wipe dry and dust over with flour and set aside.

Take the rest of the chicken with the giblets and chop small.

With water let this simmer for two hours, making a strong broth with a little veal (two ounces or more).

Slice an onion into rings which place in the bottom of a stewpan with an ounce of butter.

To this add the meat and giblets and a pint of white broth.

Let all simmer but not boil or let color.

Over this pour common broth until covered and bring slowly to boiling point.

Add a small bouquet of herbs and simmer for an hour, then strain.

Thicken a little and then simmer in this the stalks and peelings of a quarter of a pound of mushrooms and the chicken that was previously prepared and dusted with flour.

When done strain them and drain the chicken.

Strain the sauce and thicken with flour until it is of the consistency of a rather thin batter.

Dip the pieces of chicken into the batter until well coated and set aside until it is cold.

Then dip the chicken into well-beaten eggs and cover with bread crumbs.

Let set and then repeat.

In hot olive oil fry the chicken until a golden brown.

Serve on a napkin and garnish with parsley and potatoes Duchesse.

Cook the peeled mushrooms in the remaining sauce before the last thickening, and serve in gravy boat to pour over the chicken.

Zabaione Beat together, hard, for six minutes, six eggs and four teaspoonfuls of powdered sugar in a double boiler and place over a gentle fire, never ceasing to whip until the contents become stiff enough to sustain a coffee spoon upright in the middle.

While whipping add three wine-glassfuls of Marsala and one liqueur glass of Maraschino brandy.

Pour into tall glasses or cups and serve either hot or cold.

Peaches a la Princesse Halve six fine peaches, not too ripe, and place in saucepan with concave side up.

Take one peach, peeled, and mince with a dozen macaroons, adding the yolk of an egg and half an ounce of sugar.

Mix all well together and with this fill the half peaches.

Moisten all with half a cup of white wine and sprinkle with sugar.

Bake in a hot oven ten minutes and pour over zabaione and serve.

This will make a most delicious dessert dish.

Sultana Roll Add the beaten yolks of seven eggs to one pint of boiling milk, one cup of sugar, one-half teaspoonful of vanilla, one-quarter teaspoonful of almond extract.

When thick add two and a half cups of thick cream.

Cool and freeze.

Line the bottom of a mold with Sultana raisins which have been soaked in sherry wine twenty-four hours.

Put a layer of frozen cream, then raisins, continuing until all is used.

Pack in ice and salt two hours and serve with caramel sauce.

Caramel Sauce Butter the inside of a saucepan.

Put in two ounces of unsweetened chocolate and melt over hot water.

Add two cups of light brown sugar and mix well.

Add one ounce of butter and half a cup of rich milk.

Cook until mixture forms a soft ball when tested in cold water.

Flavor with vanilla and pour, while hot, over each service of the roll.

It immediately hardens, forming a delicious caramel covering to the ice cream.

Welsh Rarebit Take one pound of mild American cheese and put in saucepan.

Add five wineglassful of old ale, place over the fire and stir until it is thoroughly blended and melted.

Pour this over slices of delicately browned toast, serving hot.

Coffee Royal Take of the best Mocha coffee one part, of the best Java coffee two parts.

Put six tablespoonfuls of the mixture into a bowl and add an egg, well beaten.

Stir the mixture five minutes.

Add half a cup of cold water, cover tightly and let stand several hours.

Put into a coffeepot the coffee mixture and add four large cups of boiling water, stirring constantly.

Let it boil briskly for five minutes only then set on the back of the stove five minutes.

Before serving add a small tablespoonful of pure French brandy to each cup.

Sweeten to taste.

Reina Cabot Mix at table and serve on hot, toasted Bent's biscuit.

Take a quarter of a pound of ripe, dark Roquefort cheese and rub with a piece of butter the size of a walnut until smooth, adding a teaspoonful of Worcestershire sauce and a wineglassful of sherry, with a pinch of paprika, rubbing until it is smooth.

This is best mixed in shallow bowl or soup plate.

Virginia Egg Nog Beat separately the yolks and whites of ten eggs, the yolks to a soft cream.

To the beaten yolks add one pound of granulated sugar, beating until fully blended and very light.

Let one quart of fresh milk come to a boil and pour over the yolk of egg and sugar, stirring constantly until well blended.

To this add one gill of French brandy or one-half pint of good whisky.

On top of this place the beaten white of egg and grated nutmeg.

Serve either hot or cold.

Mint Julep Bruise several sprigs of mint in a mixing glass with pulverized sugar.

Fill the glass with ice and pour over it a jigger of whisky.

Let stand for ten minutes and then put in a dash of Jamaica rum.

Dress with sprigs of mint, and sprinkle with powdered sugar.

Serve with straws.

Index Bills of Fare Beefsteak Spanish Celery Victor Chicken, Country Style In the Shell Jambalaya Leon d'Oro A la Napoli Pie (Spanish) Portola Chili Rienas Clam Fritters Chowder Coffee Royal Crab Louis Stew Dessert (Italian) Egg Nog (Virginia) Eggs, Spanish With Wine Des Soliel Fish: Soles with Wine Sole Edward VII Sand-dab Fillet, Cold Fritto Misto Lobster a la Newburg Lamb Chops Marinade Mussels Mariniere Mushrooms, Grilled Mint Julep Menu (Model) Oysters a la Catalan A la Poulette Omelette Peaches a la Princesse Planked Fillet Mignon Polenti Quajatole en Mole Rice, Spanish Milanaise Italian Riena Cabot Salad, Italian Palace Grill Oyster Sauer Braten Sauce, Delmonico Raisin Caramel Mushroom Scrapple Shrimp Creole, Antoine Snails Bordelalse Soup: Bisque of Crawfish Creole Gumbo Onion Sultana Roll Sweetbreads Scalloped Turta (Italian) Toulouse Ragout Tamales Tagliarini des Beaux Arts Terrapin a la Maryland Wines, How to Serve Welsh Rarebit Zabaoine Restaurants Blanco's Bonini's Barn Buon Gusto Castilian Coppa's Fashion, Charlie's Felix Fior d'Italia Fly Trap Frank's Fred Solari's Gianduja Hang Far Low Heidelberg Inn Hof Brau Hotel St. Francis Jack's Jule's La Madrelina Leon d'Oro Luna's Mint Negro's Odeon Palace Hotel Poodle Dog Poodle Dog--Bergez-Frank's Portola-Louvre Rathskeller Shell Fish Grotto Solari's Tait's Techau's Vesuvius Old Time Restaurants Bab's Baldwin Hotel Bazzuro's Bergez California House Call Captain Cropper Campi's Christian Good Cliff House Cobweb Palace Delmonico El Dorado House Frank's Gobey's Good Fellows' Grotto Hoffman House Iron House Johnson's Oyster House Jack's Louvre Ma Tanta Manning's Marchand's Marshall's Chop House Martin's Maison Doree Nevada New York Old Louvre Perini's Pierre Poodle Dog Pup Peter Job Palace of Art Pop Floyd Reception Sanguinetti's Tehama House Three Trees Tortoni Thompson's Viticultural Zinkand's End of Project Gutenberg's Bohemian San Francisco, by Clarence E. Edwords *** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK BOHEMIAN SAN FRANCISCO *** Updated editions will replace the previous one—the old editions will be renamed.

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