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By Ian McAndrew
Published 1999
There are probably about four dishes that others would call my signature dishes — ones that I have been doing for years and years — and this is one of them. I probably started making it in 1984; in fact I seem to remember that it was for our first New Year’s Eve dinner at Restaurant Seventy-Four in Canterbury.
To make the mousseline, chop the chicken breasts into small pieces, place in a blender or food processor with the salt, and blend to a smooth paste. Add the egg white and process again until it stiffens. Rub the mixture through a fine sieve into a bowl set on crushed ice. Gradually add two-thirds of the cream, mix in well, then add the sherry and season with a little salt and pepper as required
