Make a mince of any cold white meat, such as veal, pork or chicken, and add to it some minced ham; sprinkle
it with a thick white sauce. In the meantime the chicories should be cooking; tie each one round with a thread
to keep them firm and boil them for ten minutes. When cooked, drain them well, open them lengthwise very
carefully, and slip in a spoonful of the mince. Close them, keeping the leaves very neat, and, if necessary, tie
them round again. Put them in a fire−proof dish with a lump of butter on each, and let them heat through.
Serve them in their juice or with more of the white sauce, taking care to remove the threads.
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