House & Garden
Sauce Soubise
By James Beard
Sausage Stuffing
A favorite trick is to stuff the body cavity of the bird with bread stuffing and the neck cavity with the following very highly seasoned sausage meat stuffing.
By James Beard
Chinese Cabbage Soup
By Dorothy Lee
Choucroute au Champagne
Choucroute is traditionally cooked in champagne but if you wish to be more economical you can cook it in white wine and add a split or two of champagne at the table.
By James Beard
Chicken with Port and Cream
By James Beard
Risotto alla Milanese
By James Beard
Shoulder of Lamb
This is delicious and tender, but the shoulder must be boned and rolled.
By James Beard
Roast Turkey with Pesto-Rice Stuffing
By James Beard
Beefsteak Bismarck
By James Beard
Broiled Duckling
Have duckling split in halves for broiling. Be sure to spread the coals in a circle leaving the center under the duckling clear. Duckling is fat and the drippings blaze up quickly; if the fat drips on the coals, you will have a roaring fire instead of hot ashes. A dripping pan in the center helps.
By James Beard
Pink Chicken Sauté
By James Beard
Chili Potato Soup
By Eloise Davison
Pintade au Champagne
By James Beard