This section is from the book "The Art Of Cookery Made Easy And Refined", by John Mollard. Also available from Amazon: The Art of Cookery Made Easy and Refined.
Make while paper cases, and put a little sweet oil at the bottom of each. Cut into pieces some fresh salmon, pepper and salt them, and put them into the cases; then set them over a fire on a baking plate and in a stewpan covered over, with a fire at top and bottom. When broiled enough, serve them up with poached eggs on the top of the salmon, and anchovie sauce in a boat.
Cut four thin slices fresh salmon; have ready a mixture of parsley, thyme, basil and eschallots, a small quantity of each chopped very fine, and a little sweet oil, and yolks of two eggs, cayenne pepper and salt; dip the slices of fish into it separately, afterwards strew them with fine breadcrumbs; put them into boiling lard, fry them of a good colour, drain them dry, serve them up with a sauce round them made with cullis and some capers chopped.
Take four thin slices of salmon, soak them in milk three hours, then wipe them dry, broil them over a clear fire; when done serve them up on fried or toasted bread, and eight porched eggs over the salmon, and a sauce made with a little essence of veal, cream, and yolk of eggs, to be put round the toasts,
 
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