Chapter XII · Eggs · No. 452
Built upon: No. 2253Riz à la Grecque
452—Galli-Marié, Moulded Eggs
For four people: (1) Prepare five scrambled eggs, keeping them very soft; add thereto three raw, beaten eggs and one teaspoonful of capsicum, cut into dice. Mould this preparation in four little shallow cassolettes, well buttered, and poach in the bain-marie.
(2) Have ready and hot as many cooked artichoke-bottoms as there are cassolettes; the former should have had their edges fluted. Have also ready a “Rice à la Grecque” (No. 2253, Riz à la Grecque).
(3) Garnish the artichoke-bottoms with the rice; turn out the cassolettes upon the latter; arrange on a dish, and cover with highly-seasoned and buttered Béchamel sauce. Put the dish in a fierce oven, so as to glaze quickly, and serve immediately.
Escoffier, A. (1907). A Guide to Modern Cookery, No. 452, p. 177. London: William Heinemann. Translation of Le Guide Culinaire (1903).
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