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Complex
Published 1903
This can be carried out in two different ways, by either simply lining the mould with jelly or afterwards coating with a Sauce Chaud-froid. In either case they should be made in oval moulds of the type used in the making of large Quenelles or Mousseline eggs.
Line the moulds with very clear aspic jelly and cover with a layer of the Mousseline mixture; garnish the centre with a Salpicon composed of the same basic ingredient as that in the Mousse, e.g. poultry, game, shellfish etc. a
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