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By James Peterson

Published 1991

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Meat, fish, or vegetables incased in gelée. A typical hure is served in slices. For a lighter effect, an hure can also be prepared in individual molds, which makes it possible to use a more fragile and hence more appealing gelée. Most cooks have never heard of an hure and would call one presented in individual molds an aspic.

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