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Removing the napkin from the mold to the pâté
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An illustration from Maria Disslow’s book How to Cook. The photo was signed: “Through the cut top we take out the napkin from inside the mold to the pâté.” The illustration can be found in the section Practical Tips. Things to Know " (obverse)
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Title: Removing the napkin from the mold to the pâté
Description:
An illustration from Maria Disslow’s book How to Cook.
The photo was signed: “Through the cut top we take out the napkin from inside the mold to the pâté.
” The illustration can be found in the section Practical Tips.
Things to Know " (obverse).
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