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nnaise dressing and spread upon the buttered slices; spread other slices with Neufchatel, or any cream cheese, and press together in pairs. =Mushroom-and-Lobster Sandwiches.= Saute the caps of half a pound of mushrooms in a little butter about five minutes, adding half a sliced onion if desired. Cover with highly seasoned stock and let simmer until very tender; chop and press through a sieve, and, if very moist, reduce to the consistency of a thick puree. Add an equal quantity of lobster meat pounded smooth in a mortar. Season to taste with salt, pepper, lemon juice and, if desired, tomato catsup. When cool use as any filling. =Cheese-and-English-Walnut Sandwiches.= INGREDIENTS. 1/4 a pound of grated cheese. 1/4 a pound of butter. 1/4 a pound of English walnut meats, sliced. Salt and paprica to taste. _Method._--Work the butter to a cream, add the seasonings and the grated cheese gradually; then mix in the nuts, which should be _sliced_ very thin. Spread the mixture upon bits of bread and press together in pairs. Particularly good made of brownbread and served with a simple vegetable salad! =Egg-and-Spinach Sandwiches.= Use cold boiled spinach, which when hot was chopped very fine or pressed through a colander, and sifted yolks of well-cooked eggs. Mix the spinach with sauce tartare and spread on one bit of bread, spread the other with butter and sifted yolk of egg; press together. Garnish the serving-dish with parsley and cooked eggs cut in quarters lengthwise. =Cress-and-Egg Sandwiches.= Pick the leaves from fresh cress, chop or break apart, season with French dressing, and proceed as above. =Imitation Pate-de-Foie-Gras Sandwiches.= Chop half an onion and saute in a little butter; when delicately browned, add five or six chicken livers and saute them on both sides. Cover with well-seasoned chicken stock and let simmer until tender. Mash the livers fine with a wooden spoon and press them through a sieve; season with salt, paprica, mustard, or a dash of curry powder. Press into a cup, pour melted butter over the top, and set away in a cool place. When ready to serve, remove the butter and prepare the sandwiches after the usual manner. =Chicken Rolls.= INGREDIENTS. 4 ounces from the breast of chicken (1/2 a cup). 4 ounces of braised tongue. 1/2 a teaspoonful of celery salt. A few grains of cay
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