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Mirepoix

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    • Difficulty

      Medium

Appears in
Ten Vineyard Lunches

By Richard Olney

Published 1988

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Ingredients

  • olive oil or butter
  • carrots, split, core removed if necessary, and chopped
  • onions, chopped
  • small celery stick, diced
  • large

Method

Mirepoix is mainly used as an aromatic base for braised meats and vegetables; it can also be added to soups or stuffings, or be used, held in place by a caul wrapper, to coat flattened small birds, poultry breasts, rabbit fillets or cutlets for grilling; it can also be spread, beneath the skin, on the breast of a chicken to be roasted or grilled and so forth. The fineness to which the vegetable

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