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General Directions | 3 |
Catalogue of Things in Season—Fish—Game and Poultry—Fruit—Roots and Vegetables | 5 |
General Rules for a Good Dinner | 13 |
Dinner for Fourteen or Sixteen | 14 |
———— Twelve or Fourteen | 19 |
———— Ten or Twelve | 23 |
———— Eight | 26 |
———— Six | 29 |
———— Four | 32 |
SOUPS. |
Almond | 33 |
Asparagus | ib. |
Calf’s-head | 34 |
Carrot | ib. |
Clear | ib. |
—— herb | 35 |
Cod’s-head | ib. |
Crawfish | ib. |
——, or lobster | ib. |
Curry, or Mulligatawny | 36 |
Eel | ib. |
Fish | ib. |
French | ib. |
Friar’s chicken | 37 |
Giblet | ib. |
Gravy | 38 |
Hare | ib. |
Hessian | 39 |
Mock-turtle | ib. |
Mulligatawny | 41 |
Onion | 42 |
Ox-head | 43 |
Green pea | ib. |
Winter pea | 44 |
Pea | 45 |
Portable | 46 |
Potato | ib. |
Rabbit | ib. |
Root | ib. |
Scotch leek | 47 |
Soup, to brown or colour | ib. |
Soups and brown sauces, seasoning for | ib. |
Soups | ib. |
—— without meat | 48 |
—— for the poor | 49 |
—— and bouilli | ib. |
Soupe à-la-reine | ib. |
—— maigre | 50 |
—— Santé | 51 |
Spanish | ib. |
Turnip | 52 |
Veal | ib. |
Vegetable | ib. |
Vermicelli | 53 |
West India, or pepper-pot | ib. |
White | 54 |
BROTHS. |
Broth for the poor | 57 |
—————— sick | ib. |
Barley | 58 |
Chervil | ib. |
Hodge-podge | ib. |
Leek porridge | ib. |
Madame de Maillet’s | ib. |
Mutton | 59 |
Pork | ib. |
Pottage | ib. |
Scotch pottage | ib. |
Scotch | 60 |
Turnip | ib. |
Veal | ib. |
FISH. |
Carp and tench | 63 |
——, to stew | ib. |
Cod, to stew | 64 |
——, ragout of | ib. |
——, head, to boil | ib. |
Crab, to dress | 64 |
—— or lobster, to butter | ib. |
——————, to stew | 65 |
Crawfish, to make red | ib. |
Eels, to broil whole | ib. |
——, to collar | 65 |
——, to fry | 66 |
——, to pot | ib. |
——, to pickle | ib. |
——, to roast | ib. |
——, to spitchcock | ib. |
——, to stew | 67 |
Fish, to recover when tainted | ib. |
——, in general, to dress | 68 |
——, to dress in sauce | ib. |
——, hashed in paste | ib. |
——, to cavietch | ib. |
Gudgeon | ib. |
Haddock, to bake | ib. |
—— pudding | 69 |
Herring | ib. |
Lampreys to pot | ib. |
Lobsters, to butter | 70 |
——, to fricassee | ib. |
——, to hash | ib. |
——, to pot | 71 |
——, to stew | ib. |
—— curry powder | ib. |
—— patés | ib. |
—— salad | 72 |
Mackarel à la maitre d’hotel | ib. |
——, to boil | ib. |
——, to broil | ib. |
——, to collar | ib. |
——, to fry | ib. |
——, to pickle | ib. |
——, to pot | ib. |
——, to souse | 73 |
—— pie | ib. |
Mullet, to boil | ib. |
——, to broil | ib. |
——, to fry | ib. |
Oysters, to stew | ib. |
——, ragout | 74 |
——, to pickle | ib. |
—— patés | ib. |
Oyster loaves | 75 |
—— pie | ib. |
Perch, to fricassee | 76 |
Pike, to dress | ib. |
——, stuffed, to boil | ib. |
——, to boil à-la-Française | ib. |
——, to broil | ib. |
——, in Court Bouillon | 77 |
——, fricandeau | ib. |
——, German way of dressing | ib. |
——, to pot | ib. |
——, to roast | 78 |
——, au souvenir | ib. |
——, à la Tatare | ib. |
Salmon, to dress | ib. |
——, en caisses | ib. |
——, à la poële | 79 |
Scallops | ib. |
Shrimps, to pot | ib. |
Smelts, to fry | ib. |
——, to pickle | ib. |
——, to pot | 80 |
Soles, to boil | ib. |
——, to boil à-la-Française | ib. |
——, to stew | ib. |
Water Souchi | ib. |
Sprats, to bake | 81 |
Sturgeon, to roast | ib. |
Turbot, to dress | ib. |
——, plain boiled | 82 |
——, to boil | ib. |
——, to boil in gravy | ib. |
——, to boil in Court Bouillon with capers | ib. |
——, to fry | 83 |
—— or barbel, glazed | ib. |
——, en gras | ib. |
——, or barbel, en maigre | ib. |
Turtle, to dress | 84 |
Whiting, to dry | ib. |
MADE DISHES. |
Asparagus forced in French rolls | 85 |
Eggs, to dress | ib. |
——, buttered | ib. |
——, Scotch | 86 |
——, for second course | ib. |
——, to fry as round as balls | ib. |
——, fricassee of | ib. |
——, à la crême | ib. |
Ham, essence of | 87 |
Maccaroni in a mould of pie-crust | ib. |
—— | ib. |
Omelets | 89 |
——, asparagus | 90 |
——, French | ib. |
Ragout for made dishes | ib. |
Trouhindella | ib. |
MEATS AND VEGETABLES. |
Artichokes, to fricassee | 91 |
Bacon, to cure | ib. |
Barbicue | ib. |
Beef, alamode | 92 |
———— in the French manner | ib. |
——, rump, with onions | 93 |
——, rump, to bake | ib. |
——, rump, cardinal fashion | ib. |
——, sausage fashion | 94 |
——, ribs and sirloin | ib. |
——, ribs, en papillotes | ib. |
——, brisket, stewed German fashion | 95 |
——, to bake | ib. |
——, bouilli | ib. |
——, relishing | 96 |
——, to stew | ib. |
——, cold, to dress | 97 |
——, cold boiled, to dress | ib. |
——, cold, to pot | ib. |
—— steaks, to broil | ib. |
———— and oysters | 98 |
—— (rump steaks) broiled, with onion gravy | ib. |
—— steaks, to stew | 98 |
—— olives | 99 |
——, pickle for | ib. |
——, to salt | ib. |
——, to dry | 100 |
——, hung | ib. |
——, for scraping | 101 |
——, Italian | ib. |
——, red | ib. |
——, collar of | 102 |
Bisquet, to make | ib. |
Boar’s-head, to dress whole | 103 |
Brawn, to keep | ib. |
Hog’s-head, like brawn | ib. |
Mock-brawn | ib. |
Cabbage, farced | 104 |
Calf’s-head | ib. |
——, like turtle | ib. |
——, to hash | 105 |
——, fricassee | 106 |
——, to pickle | ib. |
—— liver | 107 |
Cauliflowers with white sauce | ib. |
Celery, to stew | ib. |
—— à-la-crême | ib. |
Collops, Scotch | ib. |
——, brown Scotch | 108 |
——, white | ib. |
——, to mince | 109 |
—— of cold beef | ib. |
Cucumbers, to stew | ib. |
Curry-powder | ib. |
——, Indian | 110 |
Farcie | 112 |
Forcemeat | ib. |
Fricandeau | 113 |
Ham, to cure | ib. |
——, Westphalia, to cure | 117 |
——, English, to make like Westphalia | 119 |
——, green | 120 |
——, to prepare for dressing without soaking | ib. |
——, to dress | ib. |
——, to roast | 121 |
——, entrée of | ib. |
——, toasts | ib. |
—— and chicken, to pot | ib. |
Herb sandwiches | 122 |
Hog’s puddings, black | ib. |
————, white | ib. |
Kabob, an Indian ragout | 123 |
Lamb, leg, to boil | 124 |
————, with forcemeat | ib. |
——, shoulder of, grilled | ib. |
——, to ragout | ib. |
——, to fricassee | ib. |
Meat, miscellaneous directions respecting | 125 |
——, general rules for roasting and boiling | ib. |
——, half roasted or under done | ib. |
Mustard to make | 126 |
Mutton, chine, to roast | ib. |
—— chops, to stew | ib. |
—— cutlets | ib. |
————, with onion sauce | ib. |
—— hams, to make | 127 |
——, haricot | 127 |
——, leg | ib. |
——, leg, in the French fashion | ib. |
——, or beef, leg, to hash | 128 |
——, loin, to stew | ib. |
——, neck, to roast | ib. |
——, neck, to boil | ib. |
——, neck, to fry | 129 |
——, saddle, and kidneys | ib. |
——, shoulder, to roast in blood | ib. |
——, shoulder or leg, with oysters | ib. |
——, roasted, with stewed cucumbers | ib. |
——, to eat like venison | 130 |
——, in epigram | ib. |
Mushrooms to stew brown | ib. |
Newmarket John | ib. |
Ox-cheek to stew | ib. |
Ox-tail ragout | 131 |
Peas to stew | ib. |
——, green, to keep till Christmas | 132 |
Pickle, red, for any meat | ib. |
Pie, beef-steak | ib. |
——, calf’s-head | ib. |
——, mutton or grass-lamb | ib. |
——, veal | 133 |
——, veal and ham | ib. |
——, veal olive | ib. |
——, beef olive | ib. |
Pig, to barbicue | ib. |
——, to collar | ib. |
——, to collar in colours | 134 |
——, to pickle or souse | ib. |
——, to roast | ib. |
——, to dress lamb-fashion | ib. |
Pigs’-feet and ears, fricassee of | 135 |
————————, ragout of | ib. |
Pig’s-head, to roll | ib. |
Pilaw, an Indian dish | ib. |
Pork, to collar | 136 |
——, to pickle | ib. |
——, chine, to stuff or roast | ib. |
—— cutlets | 137 |
——, gammon, to roast | ib. |
——, leg, to broil | ib. |
——, spring, to roast | ib. |
Potatoes, to boil | ib. |
——, to bake | 138 |
Potato balls | ib. |
Potatoes, croquets of | ib. |
——, to fry | ib. |
——, to mash | 139 |
——, French way of cooking | ib. |
——, à-la-maitre d’hotel | ib. |
Rice to boil | ib. |
Rissoles | ib. |
Rice | 140 |
Robinson, to make a | 141 |
Salad, to dress | ib. |
Sausages, Bologna | ib. |
——, English | ib. |
——, Oxford | 142 |
——, for Scotch collops | ib. |
——, veal | ib. |
——, without skins | 143 |
Spinach, the best mode of dressing | ib. |
——, to stew | ib. |
Sweetbreads, ragout of | 144 |
Savoury toasts, to relish wine | 144 |
Tomato, to eat with roast meat | 145 |
Tongues, to cure | ib. |
——, to smoke | 146 |
——, to bake | ib. |
——, to boil | ib. |
——, to pot | ib. |
—— and udder to roast | 147 |
——, sheep’s, or any other, with oysters | ib. |
Tripe, to dress | ib. |
——, to fricassee | ib. |
Truffles and morels, to stew | ib. |
Veal, to boil | 148 |
——, to collar | ib. |
——, to roast | ib. |
——, roasted, ragout of | ib. |
——, to stew | 149 |
——, with rice, to stew | ib. |
——, served in paper | ib. |
——, bombarded | ib. |
—— balls | 150 |
——, breast | ib. |
——, breast, with cabbage and bacon | ib. |
——, breast, en fricandeau | ib. |
——, breast, glazed brown | ib. |
——, breast, stewed with peas | 151 |
——, breast, ragout | ib. |
—— collops, with oysters | 151 |
—— collops, with white sauce | 152 |
—— cutlets, to dress | ib. |
—— cutlets, larded | ib. |
——, fillet, to farce or roast | ib. |
——, fillet, to boil | 153 |
——, half a fillet, to stew | ib. |
——, knuckle, white | ib. |
——, knuckle, ragout | ib. |
——, leg, and bacon, to boil | 154 |
——, loin, to roast | ib. |
——, loin, to roast with herbs | ib. |
——, loin, fricassee of | ib. |
——, loin, bechamel | 155 |
——, neck, stewed with celery | ib. |
—— olives | ib. |
—— rumps | 156 |
——, shoulder, to stew | ib. |