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8
Easy
Published 1975
This was a Victorian speciality. It was considered particularly nourishing for invalids but was also favoured as a good soup to precede an elaborate dish of a white fish such as turbot or soles. A glass of sherry may be added just before serving, if liked, and tiny forcemeat balls or vermicelli were often served in this soup.
In the bottom of a very large saucepan melt the butter and lightly brown the beef and the bacon. Add the veal and all the remaining ingredients. Fill up with