Mrs. Beeton's Dictionary of Every-Day Cookery / The "All About It" Books
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- MRS. BEETON’S DICTIONARY OF EVERY-DAY COOKERY.
- PREFACE.
- THE DICTIONARY OF COOKERY.
- ALMOND CAKE.
- ALMOND CHEESECAKES.
- ALMOND PASTE, for Second-Course Dishes.
- ALMOND PUDDING, Baked (very rich).
- ALMOND PUDDINGS, Small.
- ALMOND PUFFS.
- ALMOND SOUP.
- ANCHOVY BUTTER.
- ANCHOVY SAUCE, for Fish.
- ANCHOVY TOAST.
- ANCHOVIES, Fried.
- ANCHOVIES, Potted, or Anchovy Butter.
- APPLE CHARLOTTE, a very simple.
- APPLE CHEESECAKES.
- APPLE CUSTARD, Baked.
- APPLE DUMPLINGS, Baked (Plain family Dish).
- APPLE DUMPLINGS, Boiled.
- APPLE FRITTERS.
- APPLE JAM.
- APPLE JELLY.
- APPLE JELLY.
- APPLE JELLY, Clear, for immediate Eating.
- APPLE JELLY, Thick, or Marmalade, for Entremets or Dessert Dishes.
- APPLE PUDDING, Rich Baked.
- APPLE PUDDING, Baked.
- APPLE PUDDING, Baked (Very Good).
- APPLE PUDDING, Boiled.
- APPLE SAUCE, for Geese, Pork, &c.
- APPLE SNOW (a pretty Supper Dish).
- APPLE SNOWBALLS.
- APPLE SOUFFLÉ.
- APPLE TART or PIE.
- APPLE TART (Creamed).
- APPLE TRIFLE (a Supper Dish).
- APPLES à la Portugaise.
- APPLES, Buttered (Sweet Entremets).
- APPLES and RICE (a Plain Dish).
- APPLES AND RICE (a pretty Dish of).
- APPLES, Compôte of (Soyer’s Recipe,—a Dessert Dish).
- APPLES, Flanc of; or Apples in a raised Crust. (Sweet Entremets.)
- APPLES, Ginger (a pretty Supper or Dessert Dish).
- APPLES Iced, or Apple Hedgehog.
- APPLES in Red Jelly (a pretty Supper Dish).
- APPLES, to preserve, in Quarters (in imitation of Ginger).
- APPLES, Stewed, and Custard (a pretty Dish for a Juvenile Supper).
- APRICOT CREAM.
- APRICOT JAM, or Marmalade.
- APRICOT PUDDING, Baked.
- APRICOT TART.
- APRICOTS, Compôte of (an elegant Dish).
- APRICOTS, Flanc of, or Compôte of Apricots in a Raised Crust (Sweet Entremets).
- APRIL—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- APRIL, Plain Family Dinners for.
- APRIL, Things in Season.
- ARROWROOT BISCUITS, or Drops.
- ARROWROOT BLANCMANGE (an inexpensive Supper Dish).
- ARROWROOT PUDDING, Baked or Boiled.
- ARROWROOT SAUCE, for Puddings.
- ARROWROOT, to make.
- ARTICHOKES, Boiled.
- ARTICHOKES, a French Mode of Cooking.
- ARTICHOKES. Fried (Entremets, or small dish to be served with the Second Course).
- ARTICHOKES à l’Italienne.
- ARTICHOKES, Boiled Jerusalem.
- ARTICHOKES, Mashed Jerusalem.
- ARTICHOKE (Jerusalem) SOUP, sometimes called Palestine Soup (a White Soup).
- ASPARAGUS, Boiled.
- ASPARAGUS-PEAS (Entremets, or to be served as a Side Dish, with the Second Course).
- ASPARAGUS PUDDING (a delicious Dish, to be served with the Second Course).
- ASPARAGUS SOUP.
- ASPIC, or Ornamental Savoury Jelly.
- AUGUST—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- AUGUST, Plain Family Dinners for.
- AUGUST, Things in Season.
- BACON, Boiled.
- BACON, Broiled Rashers of.
- BACON and HAMS, Curing of.
- BACON, to Cure and Keep it free from Rust (Cobbett’s Recipe).
- BACON or HAMS, to Cure in the Devonshire way.
- BACON, to Cure in the Wiltshire way.
- BACON, Fried Rashers of, and Poached Eggs.
- BARBEL.
- BARBERRIES (Berberis vulgaris).
- BARBERRIES, to preserve in Bunches.
- BARLEY SOUP.
- BARLEY-SUGAR, to make.
- BARLEY-WATER, to make.
- BATTER PUDDING, Baked.
- BATTER PUDDING, Baked, with Dried or Fresh Fruit.
- BATTER PUDDING, Boiled.
- BATTER PUDDING, with Orange Marmalade.
- BEANS, Boiled Broad or Windsor.
- BEANS, Broad, à la Poulette.
- BEANS, Boiled French.
- BEANS, French Mode of Cooking French.
- BEANS, to Boil Haricots Blancs, or White Haricot.
- BEANS, Haricots Blancs & Minced Onions.
- BEANS, Haricots Blancs à la Maître d’Hôtel.
- BÉCHAMEL, or French White Sauce.
- BÉCHAMEL MAIGRE, or Without Meat.
- BEEF, Aitchbone of, Boiled.
- BEEF À LA MODE.
- BEEF À LA MODE (Economical).
- BEEF, Baked.
- BEEF-BONES, Broiled.
- BEEF, Brisket of, à la Flamande.
- BEEF, Brisket of, Stewed.
- BEEF, Broiled, and Mushroom Sauce.
- BEEF, Broiled, and Oyster Sauce.
- BEEF BUBBLE-AND-SQUEAK.
- BEEF CAKE.
- BEEF, Collared.
- BEEF COLLOPS.
- BEEF CARVING.
- BEEF, Curried.
- BEEF, Roast Fillet of (Larded).
- BEEF, Fricandeau of.
- BEEF, Fried Salt.
- BEEF FRITTERS.
- BEEF, Hashed.
- BEEF, Hunter’s.
- BEEF KIDNEY, to Dress.
- BEEF KIDNEY, to Dress.
- BEEF KIDNEY, to Dress (a more simple method).
- BEEF MARROW-BONES, Boiled.
- BEEF, Minced.
- BEEF, Minced Collops of (an Entrée).
- BEEF, Miroton of.
- BEEF OLIVES.
- BEEF OLIVES (Economical).
- BEEF PALATES, to Dress (an Entrée).
- BEEF PICKLE. (This may also be used for any kind of Meat, Tongues, or Hams.)
- BEEF, Potted.
- BEEF RAGOÛT.
- BEEF, Rib-bones of (a pretty Dish).
- BEEF, Roast Ribs of.
- BEEF, Roast Ribs of, Boned and Rolled (a very convenient Joint for a small Family).
- BEEF RISSOLES.
- BEEF, Rolled, to eat like Hare.
- BEEF ROLLS.
- BEEF, Boiled Round of.
- BEEF, Miniature Round of (an excellent Dish for a small Family).
- BEEF, to Pickle part of a Round, for Hanging.
- BEEF SAUSAGES.
- BEEF, Roast Sirloin of.
- BEEF, Sliced and Broiled (a pretty Dish).
- BEEF, Spiced (to serve Cold).
- BEEF, Stewed. (A Polish Dish.)
- BEEF, Stewed Rump of.
- BEEF, Stewed Shin of.
- BEEF-TEA.
- BEEF-TEA, Baked.
- BEEF-TEA, Savoury (Soyer’s Recipe).
- BEETROOT, Boiled.
- BEETROOT, Pickled.
- BISCUITS, Crisp.
- BISCUITS, Dessert, which may be flavoured with Ground Ginger, Cinnamon, &c.
- BISCUITS, Simple Hard.
- BLACK-COCK, to Roast.
- BLACK-COCK, to Carve.
- BLANCMANGE (a Supper Dish).
- BLANCMANGE, Cheap.
- BOUDIN à la REINE (an Entrée; M. Ude’s Recipe).
- BRAWN, to make.
- BREAD-MAKING.
- BREAD, to make good Home-made (Miss Acton’s Recipe).
- BREAD, to make a Peck of good.
- BREAD-AND-BUTTER FRITTERS.
- BREAD-AND-BUTTER PUDDING, Baked.
- BREAD CRUMBS, Fried.
- BREAD, Fried, for Borders.
- BREAD, Fried Sippets of, for Garnishing many Dishes.
- BREAKFASTS.
- BRILL.
- BROWNING, for Stock.
- BROWNING for Gravies and Sauces.
- BRUSSELS-SPROUTS, Boiled.
- BUBBLE-AND-SQUEAK.
- BULLOCK’S HEART, to Dress a.
- BUNS, Light.
- BUNS, Plain.
- BUNS, Victoria.
- BUTTER, Browned.
- BUTTER, Clarified.
- BUTTER, Curled.
- BUTTER, Fairy.
- BUTTER, to keep Fresh.
- BUTTER, Maître d’Hôtel, for putting into Broiled Fish just before it is sent to Table.
- BUTTER, Melted.
- BUTTER, Melted (more Economical).
- BUTTER, Rancid, What to do with.
- BUTTER, Melted (the French Sauce Blanche).
- BUTTER, Melted, made with Milk.
- CABBAGE, Boiled.
- CABBAGE, Red, Pickled.
- CABBAGE, Red, Stewed.
- CABBAGE SOUP.
- CABINET or CHANCELLOR’S PUDDING.
- CABINET or BOILED BREAD-AND-BUTTER PUDDING, Plain.
- CAFÉ AU LAIT.
- CAFÉ NOIR.
- CAKES, Making and Baking of.
- CAKES, nice Breakfast.
- CAKE, Christmas.
- CAKE, Common (suitable for sending to Children at School).
- CAKE, Economical.
- CAKE, Good Holiday.
- CAKE, Luncheon.
- CAKE, a nice useful.
- CAKE, a Pavini.
- CAKE, a nice Plain.
- CAKE, a nice Plain, for Children.
- CAKE, Queen.
- CAKE, Saucer, for Tea.
- CAKES, Scrap.
- CALF.
- CALF’S FEET, Baked or Stewed.
- CALF’S FEET, Boiled, and Parsley and Butter.
- CALF’S-FOOT BROTH.
- CALF’S FEET, Fricasseed.
- CALF’S-FEET JELLY.
- CALF’S HEAD à la Maître d’Hôtel.
- CALF’S HEAD, Boiled (with the Skin on).
- CALF’S HEAD, Boiled (without the Skin).
- CALF’S HEAD, Collared.
- CALF’S HEAD, Fricasseed (an Entrée).
- CALF’S HEAD, Hashed.
- CALF’S HEAD, Moulded.
- CALF’S HEAD, to Carve.
- CALF’S LIVER, aux Fines Herbes and Sauce Piquante.
- CALF’S LIVER and BACON
- CALF’S LIVER, Larded and Roasted (an Entrée).
- CAMP VINEGAR.
- CANARY PUDDING (very good).
- CANNELONS, or Fried Puffs (Sweet Entremets).
- CAPER SAUCE, for Fish.
- CAPER SAUCE, for Boiled Mutton.
- CAPER SAUCE, a Substitute for.
- CAPSICUMS, Pickled.
- CARP, Baked.
- CARP, Stewed.
- CARROT JAM, to Imitate Apricot Preserve.
- CARROT PUDDING, Baked or Boiled.
- CARROT SOUP.
- CARROT SOUP.
- CARROTS, Boiled.
- CARROTS, to dress, in the German way.
- CARROTS, Sliced (Entremets, or to be served with the Second Course, as a Side-Dish).
- CARROTS, Stewed.
- CAULIFLOWERS à la SAUCE BLANCHE (Entremets, or Side-dish, to be served with the Second Course).
- CAULIFLOWERS, Boiled.
- CAULIFLOWERS, with Parmesan Cheese (Entremets, or Side-dish, to be served with the Second Course).
- CAYENNE CHEESES.
- CAYENNE VINEGAR, or Essence of Cayenne.
- CELERY.
- CELERY SAUCE, for Boiled Turkey, Poultry, &c.
- CELERY SAUCE (a more simple Recipe).
- CELERY SOUP.
- CELERY, Stewed, à la Crême.
- CELERY, Stewed (with White Sauce).
- CELERY, Stewed (with White Sauce).
- CELERY VINEGAR.
- CHAMPAGNE-CUP.
- CHARLOTTE-AUX-POMMES.
- CHARLOTTE-AUX-POMMES, an easy method of making.
- CHARLOTTE, Russe (an elegant Sweet Entremets).
- CHEESE.
- CHEESE, Mode of Serving.
- CHEESE, Pounded.
- CHEESE, Toasted, or Scotch Rarebit.
- CHEESE, Toasted, or Welsh Rarebit.
- CHEESE SANDWICHES.
- CHEESECAKES.
- CHEROKEE, or Store Sauce.
- CHERRIES, Dried.
- CHERRIES, Morello, to Preserve.
- CHERRIES, to Preserve in Syrup (very delicious).
- CHERRY BRANDY, to make.
- CHERRY JAM.
- CHERRY SAUCE, for Sweet Puddings (German Recipe).
- CHERRY TART.
- CHESTNUT SAUCE, Brown.
- CHESTNUT SAUCE, for Fowls or Turkey.
- CHESTNUT (Spanish) SOUP.
- CHICKENS, Boiled.
- CHICKEN BROTH.
- CHICKEN, Curried.
- CHICKEN CUTLETS (an Entrée).
- CHICKEN CUTLETS, French.
- CHICKEN, Fricasseed (an Entrée).
- CHICKEN (or Fowl) PATTIES.
- CHICKEN (or Fowl) PIE.
- CHICKEN, Potted (a Luncheon or Breakfast Dish).
- CHICKEN (or Fowl) SALAD.
- CHILI VINEGAR.
- CHINA CHILO.
- CHOCOLATE, to Make.
- CHOCOLATE CREAM.
- CHOCOLATE SOUFFLÉ.
- CLARET-CUP.
- COCK-A-LEEKIE.
- COCOA, to Make.
- COD.
- COD à la BÉCHAMEL.
- COD à la CREME.
- COD à l’ITALIENNE.
- COD à la MAÎTRE D’HÔTEL.
- COD, Curried.
- COD PIE.
- COD PIE. (Economical.)
- COD, Salt, commonly called “Salt-fish.”
- COD SOUNDS
- COD SOUNDS, en Poule.
- COD’S HEAD & SHOULDERS.
- COD’S HEAD & SHOULDERS, to Carve.
- COFFEE, Essence of.
- COFFEE, Nutritious.
- COFFEE, Simple Method of Making.
- COFFEE, to Make.
- COFFEE, to Roast. (A French Recipe.)
- COLLOPS, Scotch.
- COLLOPS, Scotch, White.
- COMPÔTE.
- CONFECTIONARY.
- COW-HEEL, Fried.
- COW-HEEL STOCK, for Jellies (More Economical than Calf’s-Feet).
- COWSLIP WINE.
- CRAB, to Choose.
- CRAB, to Dress.
- CRAB, Hot.
- CRAB SAUCE, for Fish (equal to Lobster Sauce).
- CRAYFISH.
- CRAYFISH, Potted.
- CRAYFISH SOUP.
- CREAM à la VALOIS.
- CREAM CHEESE.
- CREAM, Devonshire.
- CREAM, Italian.
- CREAM SAUCE, for Fish or White Dishes.
- CREAM, Stone, of tous les Mois.
- CREAM, Swiss.
- CREAM, Vanilla.
- CREAM, Whipped, for putting on Trifles, serving in Glasses, &c.
- CRUMPETS.
- CRUST, Butter, for Boiled Puddings.
- CRUST, Common, for Raised Pies.
- CRUST, Dripping, for Kitchen Puddings, Pies, &c.
- CRUST, Lard or Flead.
- CRUST, Suet, for Pies or Puddings.
- CRUST, Common Short.
- CRUST, Very good Short for Fruit Tarts.
- CRUST, Another good Short.
- CUCUMBER SAUCE.
- CUCUMBER SAUCE, White.
- CUCUMBER SOUP (French Recipe).
- CUCUMBER VINEGAR (a very nice addition to Salads).
- CUCUMBERS, to Dress.
- CUCUMBERS, Fried.
- CUCUMBERS à la Poulette.
- CUCUMBERS, Pickled.
- CUCUMBERS, an excellent way of Preserving.
- CUCUMBERS, German Method of keeping for Winter use.
- CUCUMBERS, Stewed.
- CUCUMBERS, Stewed with Onions.
- CURRANT DUMPLINGS.
- CURRANT FRITTERS.
- CURRANT JAM, Black.
- CURRANT JAM, Red.
- CURRANT JELLY, Black.
- CURRANT JELLY, Red.
- CURRANT JELLY, White.
- CURRANT PUDDING, Boiled (Plain and Economical).
- CURRANT PUDDING, Black or Red.
- CURRANT AND RASPBERRY TART, Red.
- CURRANTS, Iced, for Dessert.
- CURRY.
- CURRY ST. LEONARDS.
- CURRY-POWDER (Founded on Dr. Kitchener’s Recipe).
- CURRY-POWDER (Capt. White’s Recipe; most excellent).
- CUSTARDS, Boiled.
- CUSTARD PUDDING, Baked.
- CUSTARD PUDDING, Boiled.
- CUSTARD SAUCE, for Sweet Puddings or Tarts.
- CUSTARD TARTLETS, or Fanchonnettes.
- CUTLET, the Invalid’s.
- CUTLETS, Mutton, Italian.
- CUTLETS of Cold Mutton.
- DAMPFNUDELN, or German Puddings.
- DAMSON CHEESE.
- DAMSON JAM.
- DAMSON PUDDING.
- DAMSON TART.
- DAMSONS, Baked, for Winter use.
- DAMSONS, Compôte of.
- DAMSONS, Preserved.
- DAMSONS, or any kind of Plums, to Preserve. (Useful in Winter.)
- DARIOLES À LA VANILLE. (Sweet Entremets.)
- DECEMBER—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- DECEMBER, Plain Family Dinners for.
- DECEMBER, Things in Season.
- DESSERT.
- DESSERT DISHES.
- DEVONSHIRE JUNKET.
- DINNER,
- Service a la Russe (July).
- Service a la Russe (November).
- DORMERS.
- DRAUGHT for Summer.
- DRINK, Pleasant, for Warm Weather.
- DRIPPING, to Clarify.
- DUCK, Hashed.
- DUCKS, Roast.
- DUCK, Roast, to carve.
- DUCK AND PEAS, Stewed.
- DUCK AND PEAS, Stewed.
- DUCK, Stewed, in Turnips.
- DUCK, to Ragoût a whole.
- DUCK, Wild, Hashed.
- DUCK, Wild, Ragoût of.
- DUCK, Wild, Roast.
- DUCK, Wild, to Carve.
- DUMPLINGS, Sussex, or Hard.
- DUTCH FLUMMERY.
- EEL BROTH.
- EEL PIE.
- EEL SOUP.
- EELS, Boiled.
- EEL, Collared.
- EELS, Fried.
- EELS, en Matelote.
- EELS, Stewed.
- EELS, Stewed.
- EELS, à la Tartare.
- EGGS.
- EGG BALLS, for Soups and made Dishes.
- EGG SAUCE, for Salt Fish.
- EGG SOUP.
- EGG WINE.
- EGGS, to Boil for Breakfast, Salads, &c.
- EGGS, Buttered.
- EGGS, to Choose.
- EGGS, Ducks’.
- EGGS, Fried.
- EGGS à la Maître d’Hôtel.
- EGGS, to Pickle.
- EGGS AU PLAT, or AU MIROIR, served on the Dish in which they are Cooked.
- EGGS, Plovers’.
- EGGS, Poached.
- EGGS, Poached, with Cream.
- EGGS, Scotch.
- EGGS, Snow, or Œufs à la Neige (a very pretty Supper Dish).
- EGGS, to keep Fresh for several Weeks.
- EGGS, à la Tripe.
- ELDER WINE.
- ENDIVE.
- ENDIVE, à la Française.
- ENDIVE, Stewed.
- ESPAGNOLE, or Brown Spanish Sauce.
- FEBRUARY—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- FEBRUARY, Plain Family Dinners for.
- FEBRUARY, Things in Season.
- FENNEL SAUCE, for Mackerel.
- FIG PUDDING.
- FIG PUDDING (Staffordshire Recipe).
- FIGS, Compôte of Green.
- FISH.
- FISH, General Directions for Dressing.
- FISH, General Directions for Carving.
- FISH CAKE.
- FISH AND OYSTER PIE.
- FISH PIE, with Tench and Eels.
- FISH SAUCE.
- FISH, Scalloped.
- FISH, Scalloped.
- FISH STOCK.
- FLOUNDERS, Boiled.
- FLOUNDERS, Fried.
- FLOWERS, Almond.
- FLOWERS, to Preserve Cut.
- FLOWERS, to Revive after Packing.
- FONDUE.
- FONDUE, Brillat Savarin’s (an excellent Recipe).
- FOOD FOR INFANTS, and its Preparation.
- FORCEMEATS.
- FORCEMEAT BALLS, for Fish Soups.
- FORCEMEAT, French.
- FORCEMEAT, for Cold Savoury Pies.
- FORCEMEAT, for Pike, Carp, Haddock, and various Kinds of Fish.
- FORCEMEAT, for Baked Pike.
- FORCEMEAT, or QUENELLES, for Turtle Soup. (Soyer’s Recipe.)
- FORCEMEAT VEAL, or VEAL QUENELLES.
- FORCEMEAT for Veal, Turkeys, Fowls, Hare, &c.
- FOWLS, Boiled, à la Béchamel.
- FOWLS, Boiled, to Carve.
- FOWL, Boiled, with Oysters. (Excellent.)
- FOWLS, Broiled, and Mushroom Sauce.
- FOWL, Boiled, and Rice.
- FOWLS, to Bone, for Fricassees, Curries, and Pies.
- FOWL, Croquettes of (an Entrée).
- FOWL AND RICE, Croquettes of (an Entrée).
- FOWL, Curried.
- FOWL, Fricasseed.
- FOWLS, Fried.
- FOWLS, Fried.
- FOWLS, Fried, and French Beans.
- FOWL au Gratin.
- FOWL, Hashed. An Entrée.
- FOWL, Hashed, Indian Fashion (an Entrée).
- FOWL, an Indian Dish of (an Entrée).
- FOWL à la Mayonnaise.
- FOWL, Minced (an Entrée).
- FOWL, Minced, à la Béchamel.
- FOWL, Ragoût of.
- FOWLS, Roast.
- FOWL, Roast, to Carve.
- FOWL, Roast, Stuffed.
- FOWL SAUTE with Peas (an Entrée).
- FOWL SCOLLOPS.
- FRENCH TERMS used in modern Household Cookery, explained.
- FRITTERS, Indian.
- FRITTERS, Plain.
- FRUIT, to Bottle Fresh. (Very useful in Winter.)
- FRUIT, to Bottle Fresh.
- FRUIT, to Bottle Fresh, with Sugar. (Very useful in Winter.)
- FRUIT TURNOVERS (suitable for Pic-Nics).
- GAME, Hashed.
- GERMAN PUFFS.
- GHERKINS, Pickled.
- GIBLET PIE.
- GIBLET SOUP.
- GINGER, Apple. (A Dessert Dish.)
- GINGER-BEER.
- GINGER CREAM.
- GINGER, Preserved,
- GINGER PUDDING.
- GINGER WINE.
- GINGERBREAD, Thick.
- GINGERBREAD, White.
- GINGERBREAD-NUTS, Rich Sweetmeats.
- GINGERBREAD-NUTS, Sunderland. (An Excellent Recipe.)
- GLAZE for covering Cold Hams, Tongues, &c.
- GLAZE-KETTLE.
- GLAZE, to, Cold Joints, &c.
- GOLDEN PUDDING.
- GOOSE, Green.
- GOOSE, Hashed.
- GOOSE, Roast.
- GOOSE, Roast, to Carve.
- GOOSE STUFFING, Soyer’s Recipe for.
- GOOSEBERRIES, Compôte of.
- GOOSEBERRY CHIPS. (Useful for Dessert.)
- GOOSEBERRY FOOL.
- GOOSEBERRY JAM.
- GOOSEBERRY JAM.
- GOOSEBERRY JAM, White or Green.
- GOOSEBERRY JELLY.
- GOOSEBERRY PUDDING, Baked.
- GOOSEBERRY PUDDING, Boiled.
- GOOSEBERRY SAUCE for Boiled Mackerel.
- GOOSEBERRY TART.
- GOOSEBERRY TRIFLE.
- GOOSEBERRY VINEGAR. (An Excellent Recipe.)
- GOOSEBERRY WINE, Effervescing.
- GRAVIES, General Stock for
- GRAVY, a Good Beef, for Poultry, Game, &c.
- GRAVY, Beef, a Quickly Made.
- GRAVY, Brown.
- GRAVY, Brown, without Meat.
- GRAVY, Cheap, for Minced Veal
- GRAVY, Cheap, for Hashes, &c.
- GRAVY for Roast Meat.
- GRAVY for Venison.
- GRAVY, Jugged (Excellent).
- GRAVY-KETTLE.
- GRAVY made without Meat for Fowls.
- GRAVY, Rich, for Hashes, Ragoûts, &c.
- GRAVY SOUP.
- GRAVY, Veal, for White Sauces, Fricassees, &c.
- GREENGAGE JAM.
- GREENGAGES, Compôte of.
- GREENGAGES, to Preserve and Dry.
- GREENGAGES, Preserved in Syrup.
- GREENS, Boiled Turnip.
- GROUSE PIE.
- GROUSE, Roast.
- GROUSE, to Carve.
- GROUSE SALAD (Soyer’s Recipe improved.)
- GRUEL, to make.
- GUDGEONS.
- GUINEA-FOWL, Roast, Larded.
- GURNET, or GURNARD.
- HADDOCK, Baked.
- HADDOCK, Boiled.
- HADDOCK, Dried.
- HADDOCK, Dried.
- HAM OMELET (a delicious Breakfast Dish).
- HAM, FRIED, AND EGGS (a Breakfast Dish).
- HAM, Potted, that will keep Good for some time.
- HAM, Potted (a nice addition to the Breakfast or Luncheon table).
- HAM, to Bake.
- HAM, to Boil.
- HAM, how to Boil to give it an excellent flavour.
- HAM, to Carve.
- HAMS, for Curing (Mons. Ude’s Recipe).
- HAMS, to Cure Sweet, in the Westmoreland way.
- HAMS, to Pickle (Suffolk Recipe).
- HAMS, to Salt Two, about 12 or 15 lbs. each.
- HAMS, to Smoke, at Home.
- HARE, Broiled (a Supper or Luncheon Dish).
- HARE, Hashed.
- HARE, Jugged (very good).
- HARE, Jugged (a Quicker and more Economical Way).
- HARE, Potted (a Luncheon or Breakfast Dish).
- HARE, Roast.
- HARE, Roast, to Carve.
- HARE SOUP.
- HARE SOUP.
- HERB POWDER, for Flavouring when Fresh Herbs are not obtainable.
- HERBS, to Dry, for Winter Use.
- HERRINGS, White, Baked.
- HERRINGS, Red or YARMOUTH BLOATERS.
- HIDDEN MOUNTAIN, The (a pretty Supper Dish).
- HODGE-PODGE.
- HODGE-PODGE.
- HOLLY-LEAVES, to Frost, for Garnishing and Decorating Dessert and Supper Dishes.
- HONEY CAKE.
- HORSERADISH.
- HORSERADISH SAUCE, to serve with Roast Beef.
- HORSERADISH VINEGAR.
- HOT SPICE (a Delicious Adjunct to Chops, Steaks, Gravies, &c.)
- ICE-CREAMS, Fruit.
- ICE, Lemon-water.
- ICED-PUDDING (Parisian Recipe).
- ICES.
- ICES, to make Fruit-water.
- ICING, Almond, for Cakes.
- ICING, Sugar, for Cakes.
- INVALID COOKERY.
- INVALID’S CUTLET.
- INVALID’S JELLY.
- INVALIDS, Lemonade for.
- JAM ROLY-POLY PUDDING.
- JANUARY—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- JANUARY, Plain Family Dinners for.
- JANUARY, Things in Season.
- JAUNEMANGE.
- JELLIES
- JELLIES, Bottled, How to Mould.
- JELLY, Isinglass, or Gelatine.
- JELLY-BAG, How to make a.
- JELLY Moulded with fresh Fruit, or Macedoine de Fruits.
- JELLY, ORANGE, Moulded with slices of Orange.
- JELLY of Two Colours.
- JELLY, Open, with whipped Cream (a very pretty dish).
- JELLY, Savoury, for Meat Pies.
- JELLY, to make the Stock for, and to Clarify it.
- JOHN DORY.
- JUNE—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- JUNE, Plain Family Dinners for.
- JUNE, Things in Season.
- JULY—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- JULY, Plain Family Dinners for.
- JULY, Things in Season.
- JULIENNE, Soup à la.
- KALE BROSE (a Scotch Recipe).
- KEGEREE.
- KIDNEYS, Broiled (a Breakfast or Supper Dish).
- KIDNEYS, Fried.
- KIDNEY OMELET (a favourite French Dish).
- KIDNEYS, Stewed.
- LAMB.
- LAMB, Breast of, and Green Peas.
- LAMB, Stewed Breast of.
- LAMB, Fore-quarter of, to Carve.
- LAMB CUTLETS.
- LAMB, Cutlets and Spinach (an Entrée).
- LAMB, Roast Fore-quarter of.
- LAMB’S FRY.
- LAMB, Hashed, and Broiled Blade-Bone.
- LAMB, Boiled Leg of, à la Béchamel.
- LAMB, Roast Leg of.
- LAMB, Braised Loin of.
- LAMB, Roast Saddle of.
- LAMB, Roast Shoulder of.
- LAMB, Shoulder of, Stuffed.
- LANDRAIL, Roast, or Corn-Crake.
- LANDRAIL, to Carve.
- LARD, to Melt.
- LARDING.
- LARK PIE (an Entrée).
- LARKS, Roast.
- LEEK SOUP.
- LEMON BISCUITS.
- LEMON BLANCMANGE.
- LEMON CAKE.
- LEMON CHEESECAKES.
- LEMON CREAM.
- LEMON CREAM, Economical.
- LEMON CREAMS, Very Good.
- LEMON CREAMS, or Custards.
- LEMON DUMPLINGS.
- LEMON JELLY.
- LEMON MINCEMEAT.
- LEMON-PEEL.
- LEMON PUDDING, Baked.
- LEMON PUDDING, Baked.
- LEMON PUDDING, Baked (Very Rich).
- LEMON PUDDING, Boiled.
- LEMON PUDDING, Plain.
- LEMON SAUCE, for Boiled Fowl.
- LEMON WHITE SAUCE, for Fowls, Fricassees, &c.
- LEMON SAUCE, for Sweet Puddings.
- LEMON SPONGE.
- LEMON SYRUP.
- LEMONS, to Pickle, with the Peel on.
- LEMONS, to Pickle, without the Peel.
- LEMON WINE.
- LEMONADE.
- LEMONADE, Nourishing.
- LETTUCES.
- LEVERET, to Dress a.
- LIAISON OF EGGS, for Thickening Sauces.
- LIQUEUR JELLY.
- LIVER AND LEMON SAUCE, for Poultry.
- LIVER AND PARSLEY SAUCE, for Poultry.
- LOBSTERS, to Boil.
- LOBSTER CURRY (an Entrée).
- LOBSTER CUTLETS (an Entrée).
- LOBSTERS, to Dress.
- LOBSTER, Hot.
- LOBSTER PATTIES (an Entrée).
- LOBSTER, Potted.
- LOBSTER (à la Mode Française).
- LOBSTER SALAD.
- LOBSTER SAUCE, to serve with Turbot, Salmon, Brill, &c. (very Good.)
- LOBSTER SOUP.
- LUNCHEONS.
- MACARONI, as usually served with the CHEESE COURSE.
- I.
- II.
- III.
- MACARONI, Sweet Pudding.
- MACARONI SOUP.
- MACARONI, a Sweet Dish of.
- MACAROONS.
- MACKEREL.
- MACKEREL, Baked.
- MACKEREL, Boiled.
- MACKEREL, Broiled.
- MACKEREL, Fillets of.
- MACKEREL, Pickled.
- MACKEREL, Potted.
- MAIGRE SOUP (i.e., Soup without Meat).
- MAIZE, Boiled.
- MALT WINE.
- MANNA KROUP PUDDING.
- MARCH—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- MARCH, Plain Family Dinners for.
- MARCH, Things in Season.
- MARMALADE AND VERMICELLI PUDDING.
- MARROW-BONES, Boiled.
- MARROW DUMPLINGS, to serve with Roast Meat, in Soup, with Salad, &c.
- MARROW PUDDING, Baked or Boiled.
- MAY—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 10 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- MAY, Plain Family Dinners for.
- MAY, Things in Season.
- MAYONNAISE, a Sauce or Salad-Dressing for cold Chicken, Meat, and other cold Dishes.
- MELONS.
- MERINGUES.
- MILK.
- MILK AND CREAM, to keep, in hot Weather.
- MILK AND CREAM, Separation of.
- MILK AND CREAM, Substitute for, in Tea and Coffee.
- MILK SOUP (a nice Dish for Children).
- MINCE PIES.
- MINCEMEAT.
- MINCEMEAT, Excellent.
- MINT SAUCE, to serve with Roast Lamb.
- MINT VINEGAR.
- MOCK TURTLE SOUP.
- I.
- II.
- MUFFINS.
- MULBERRIES, Preserved.
- MULLAGATAWNY SOUP.
- MULLET, Grey.
- MULLET, Red.
- MUSHROOM KETCHUP.
- MUSHROOM POWDER (a valuable addition to Sauces and Gravies, when fresh Mushrooms are not obtainable).
- MUSHROOM SAUCE, very rich and good, to serve with Fowls or Rabbits.
- MUSHROOM SAUCE, Brown, to serve with Roast Meat, &c.
- MUSHROOM SAUCE, White, to serve with Boiled Fowls, Cutlets, &c.
- MUSHROOM SAUCE, White, to serve with Boiled Fowls, Cutlets, &c. (a more simple Method).
- MUSHROOMS, Baked (a Breakfast, Luncheon, or Supper Dish).
- MUSHROOMS, Broiled (a Breakfast, Luncheon, or Supper Dish).
- MUSHROOMS, Dried.
- MUSHROOMS, Pickled.
- MUSHROOMS, to Preserve.
- MUSHROOMS, Stewed.
- MUSHROOMS, Stewed in Gravy.
- MUSTARD, How to Mix.
- MUSTARD, Indian, an excellent Relish to Bread and Butter, or any cold Meat.
- MUSTARD, Tartar.
- MUTTON.
- MUTTON, Baked Minced.
- MUTTON, Boiled Breast of, and Caper Sauce.
- MUTTON, an excellent way to cook a Breast of.
- MUTTON, Broiled, and Tomato Sauce.
- MUTTON BROTH, to Make.
- MUTTON BROTH, to Make Quickly.
- MUTTON, Haunch of, to Carve.
- MUTTON, Leg of, to Carve.
- MUTTON, Loin of, to Carve.
- MUTTON, Saddle of, to Carve.
- MUTTON, Shoulder of, to Carve.
- MUTTON CHOPS, Broiled.
- MUTTON-COLLOPS.
- MUTTON, Curried.
- MUTTON CUTLETS, with Mashed Potatoes.
- MUTTON, Braised Fillet of, with French Beans.
- MUTTON, Haricot.
- MUTTON, Haricot.
- MUTTON, Haricot.
- MUTTON, Hashed.
- MUTTON, Roast Haunch of.
- MUTTON, Boiled Leg of.
- MUTTON, Boned Leg of, Stuffed.
- MUTTON, Braised Leg of.
- MUTTON, Roast Leg of.
- MUTTON, Roast Loin of.
- MUTTON, Rolled loin of (very Excellent).
- MUTTON, Boiled Neck of.
- MUTTON, Ragoût of Cold Neck of.
- MUTTON, Roast Neck of.
- MUTTON PIE.
- MUTTON PIE.
- MUTTON PUDDING.
- MUTTON, Roast Saddle of.
- MUTTON, Roast Shoulder of.
- MUTTON SOUP, Good.
- NASTURTIUMS, Pickled (a very good Substitute for Capers).
- NECTARINES, Preserved.
- NECTAR, Welsh.
- NEGUS, to make.
- NOVEMBER—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- NOVEMBER, Plain Family Dinners for.
- NOVEMBER, Things in Season.
- NOVEMBER—BILLS OF FARE FOR A GAME DINNER.
- NOYEAU CREAM.
- NOYEAU, Home-made.
- OCTOBER—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinners for 6 persons.
- OCTOBER, Plain Family Dinners for.
- OCTOBER, Things in Season.
- OMELET.
- OMELET, The Cure’s, or Omelette au Thon.
- OMELETTE AUX CONFITURES, or Jam Omelet.
- OMELET, Bachelor’s.
- OMELET, Plain Sweet.
- OMELETTE SOUFFLÉ.
- ONION SAUCE, Brown.
- ONION SAUCE, French, or Soubise.
- ONION SAUCE, White, for Boiled Rabbits, Roast Shoulder of Mutton, &c.
- ONION SOUP.
- ONION SOUP, Cheap.
- ONIONS, Burnt, for Gravies.
- ONIONS, Pickled (a very simple Method, and exceedingly Good).
- ONIONS, Pickled.
- ONIONS, Spanish, Baked.
- ONIONS, Spanish, Pickled.
- ONIONS, Spanish, Stewed.
- ORANGE BRANDY. (Excellent.)
- ORANGE CREAM.
- ORANGE CREAMS.
- ORANGE FRITTERS.
- ORANGE GRAVY, for Wildfowl, Widgeon, Teal, &c.
- ORANGE JELLY.
- ORANGE MARMALADE.
- ORANGE MARMALADE.
- ORANGE MARMALADE, made with Honey.
- ORANGE MARMALADE, Pounded.
- ORANGE PUDDING, Baked.
- ORANGE PUDDING, Seville.
- ORANGE SALAD.
- ORANGE WINE, a very Simple and Easy Method of Making a very Superior.
- ORANGES, Compôte of.
- ORANGES, a Pretty Dish of.
- ORANGES, Iced.
- ORANGES, Preserved.
- OX, The.
- OX-CHEEK SOUP.
- OX-CHEEK, Stewed.
- OX-TAIL, Broiled (an Entrée).
- OX-TAIL SOUP.
- OX-TAILS, Stewed.
- OYSTER, Forcemeat for Roast or Boiled Turkey.
- OYSTER KETCHUP.
- OYSTER PATTIES (an Entrée).
- OYSTER SAUCE, to serve with Fish, Boiled Poultry, &c.
- OYSTER SOUP.
- OYSTER SOUP.
- OYSTERS, Fried.
- OYSTERS Fried in Batter.
- OYSTERS, to Keep.
- OYSTERS, Pickled.
- OYSTERS, Scalloped.
- OYSTERS, Scalloped.
- OYSTERS, Stewed.
- PANCAKES.
- PANCAKES.
- PANCAKES, French.
- PANCAKES, Snow.
- PAN KAIL.
- PARSLEY AND BUTTER, to serve with Calf’s Head, Boiled Fowls, &c.
- PARSLEY, Fried, for Garnishing.
- PARSLEY JUICE, for Colouring various Dishes.
- PARSLEY, to Preserve through the Winter.
- PARSNIP SOUP.
- PARSNIPS, Boiled.
- PARTRIDGE, Broiled (a Luncheon, Breakfast, or Supper Dish).
- PARTRIDGE PIE.
- PARTRIDGE, Potted.
- PARTRIDGE, Roast.
- PARTRIDGE SOUP.
- PARTRIDGES, to Carve.
- PARTRIDGES, Hashed, or Salmi de Perdrix.
- PASTE, Common, for Family Pies.
- PASTE, Puff, French, or Feuilletage (Founded on M. Ude’s Recipe).
- PASTE, Puff, very Good.
- PASTE, Puff, Medium.
- PASTE, Puff (Soyer’s Recipe).
- PASTRY AND PUDDINGS, Directions in connection with the making of.
- PASTRY, to Ice or Glaze.
- PASTRY SANDWICHES.
- PATE BRISEE, Crust French, for Raised Pies.
- PATTIES, Fried.
- PEA SOUP (Inexpensive).
- PEA SOUP (Green).
- PEA SOUP, Winter (Yellow).
- PEACHES, Compôte of.
- PEACH FRITTERS.
- PEACHES PRESERVED IN BRANDY.
- PEARS, Baked.
- PEARS à L’ALLEMANDE.
- PEARS, Moulded.
- PEARS, Preserved.
- PEARS, Stewed.
- PEAS, Boiled Green.
- PEAS, Green, à la Française.
- PEAS, Stewed Green.
- PERCH, Boiled.
- PERCH, Fried.
- PERCH, Stewed with Wine.
- PETITES BOUCHÉES.
- PHEASANT.
- PHEASANT, Broiled (a Breakfast or Luncheon Dish).
- PHEASANT, to Carve.
- PHEASANT CUTLETS.
- PHEASANT, Roast.
- PHEASANT, Roast, Brillat Savarin’s Recipe (à la Sainte Alliance).
- PHEASANT SOUP.
- PICKLE, an Excellent.
- PICKLE, Indian (very Superior).
- PICKLE, Mixed (very good).
- PICKLE for Tongues or Beef (Newmarket Recipe).
- PICKLE, Universal.
- PICKLES.
- PICNIC FOR 40 PERSONS, Bill of Fare for.
- PICNIC, Things not to be forgotten at.
- PIG, Sucking, to Carve.
- PIG, Sucking, Roast.
- PIG, Sucking, to Scald a.
- PIGS’ CHEEKS, to Dry.
- PIG’S FACE, Collared (a Breakfast or Luncheon Dish).
- PIG’S FRY, to Dress.
- PIG’S LIVER (a Savoury and Economical Dish).
- PIG’S PETTITOES.
- PIGEON, to Carve.
- PIGEON PIE (Epsom Grand-Stand Recipe).
- PIGEONS, Broiled.
- PIGEONS, Roast.
- PIGEONS, Stewed.
- PIKE, Baked.
- PIKE, Boiled.
- PILLAU FOWL, based on M. Soyer’s Recipe (an Indian Dish).
- PINEAPPLE CHIPS.
- PINEAPPLE FRITTERS (an elegant dish).
- PINEAPPLE, Preserved.
- PINEAPPLE, Preserved, for present use.
- PIPPINS, Normandy, Stewed.
- PLAICE, Fried.
- PLAICE, Stewed.
- PLOVERS, to Carve.
- PLOVERS, to Dress.
- PLUM CAKE, Common.
- PLUM CAKE, a Nice.
- PLUM JAM.
- PLUM PUDDING, Baked.
- PLUM PUDDING, Excellent, made without Eggs.
- PLUM PUDDING, Unrivalled.
- PLUM PUDDING, a Plain Christmas, for Children.
- PLUM PUDDING, Christmas (very good).
- PLUM PUDDING (a Pound).
- PLUM PUDDING (Fresh Fruit).
- PLUM TART.
- PLUMS, French, Stewed (a Dessert dish).
- PLUMS (Preserved).
- PLUMS, to Preserve Dry.
- PORK.
- PORK CHEESE (an Excellent Breakfast Dish).
- PORK CUTLETS, or Chops.
- PORK CUTLETS, or Chops.
- PORK CUTLETS.
- PORK, Roast Griskin of.
- PORK, Hashed.
- PORK, Boiled Leg of.
- PORK, Roast Leg of.
- PORK, Leg of, to Carve.
- PORK, Roast Loin of.
- PORK, to Pickle.
- PORK, Pickled, to Boil.
- PORK PIES (Warwickshire Recipe).
- PORK PIES, Little Raised.
- POTATO FRITTERS.
- POTATO PASTY.
- POTATO PUDDING.
- POTATO RISSOLES.
- POTATO SALAD.
- POTATO SNOW.
- POTATO SOUP.
- POTATO SOUP.
- POTATO SOUP (very Economical).
- POTATOES, Baked.
- POTATOES, to Boil.
- POTATOES, to Boil in their Jackets.
- POTATOES, New, to Boil.
- POTATOES, Fried (French Fashion).
- POTATOES, a German Method of Cooking.
- POTATOES, à la Maître d’Hôtel.
- POTATOES, Mashed.
- POTATOES, Very Thin-mashed, or, Purée de Pommes de Terre.
- POTATOES, how to use Cold.
- POTATOES, to Steam.
- POULET AUX CRESSONS.
- POULET À LA MARENGO.
- POUND CAKE.
- PRAWN SOUP.
- PRAWNS, to Dress.
- PRESERVES.
- PTARMIGAN, the, or White Grouse.
- PTARMIGAN, to Dress the.
- PTARMIGAN, to Carve.
- PUDDING, Alma.
- PUDDING, Aunt Nelly’s.
- PUDDING, a Bachelor’s.
- PUDDING, Bakewell (very Rich).
- PUDDING, Bakewell.
- PUDDING, Baroness (Author’s Recipe).
- PUDDING, Royal Coburg.
- PUDDING, Cold.
- PUDDING, College.
- PUDDING, Comarques (Excellent).
- PUDDING, Delhi.
- PUDDING, Empress.
- PUDDING, Exeter (Very Rich).
- PUDDING-PIES, Folkestone.
- PUDDING, German.
- PUDDING, Half-Pay.
- PUDDING, Herodotus.
- PUDDING, Hunter’s.
- PUDDING, Manchester (to eat Cold).
- PUDDING, Mansfield.
- PUDDING, Marlborough.
- PUDDING, Military.
- PUDDING, Monday’s.
- PUDDING, Nesselrode (a fashionable Iced Pudding—Carême’s Recipe).
- PUDDING, Paradise.
- PUDDING, Pease.
- PUDDING, Quickly-Made.
- PUDDING, Somersetshire.
- PUDDING, Vicarage.
- PUDDING, West-Indian.
- PUDDING, Yorkshire, to serve with hot Roast Beef.
- PUFF-PASTE RINGS, or Puits d’Amour.
- PUMPKIN, Preserved.
- PUNCH, to make Hot.
- QUAILS, to Dress.
- QUAILS.
- QUINCE JELLY.
- QUINCE MARMALADE.
- RABBIT, Boiled.
- RABBIT, Curried.
- RABBIT, Fried.
- RABBIT, à la Minute.
- RABBIT PIE.
- RABBIT OR HARE, Ragoût of.
- RABBIT, Roast or Baked.
- RABBIT SOUP.
- RABBIT, Stewed.
- RABBIT STEWED, Larded.
- RABBITS, Stewed in Milk.
- RABBITS, to carve.
- RAISED PIE, of Poultry or Game.
- RAISED PIE, of Veal and Ham.
- RAISIN CHEESE.
- RAISIN PUDDING, Boiled. (Plain and Economical).
- RAISIN PUDDING, Baked. (Plain and Economical.)
- RAMAKINS, to serve with the Cheese Course.
- RAMAKINS PASTRY, to serve with the Cheese Course.
- RASPBERRY CREAM.
- RASPBERRY JAM.
- RASPBERRY JELLY.
- RASPBERRY VINEGAR.
- RATAFIAS.
- RAVIGOTTE, a French Salad Sauce (Mons. Ude’s Recipe).
- REMOULADE, or French Salad-Dressing.
- RHUBARB JAM.
- RHUBARB AND ORANGE JAM, to resemble Scotch Marmalade.
- RHUBARB PUDDING, Boiled.
- RHUBARB TART.
- RHUBARB WINE.
- RICE BISCUITS, or Cakes.
- RICE BLANCMANGE.
- RICE BREAD.
- RICE, Buttered.
- RICE CAKE.
- RICE, SAVOURY CASSEROLE OF; or Rice Border, for Ragoûts, Fricassées, &c. (An Entrée.)
- RICE, SWEET CASSEROLE OF (an Entremets).
- RICE CROQUETTES.
- RICE FRITTERS.
- RICE-MILK.
- RICE PUDDING, Baked.
- RICE PUDDING, Baked (Plain and Economical; a nice Pudding for Children).
- RICE PUDDING, Plain Boiled.
- RICE PUDDING, Boiled.
- RICE PUDDING, Boiled (with Dried or Fresh Fruit; a nice Dish for the Nursery).
- RICE PUDDING, French, or Gâteau de Riz.
- RICE PUDDING, Baked or Boiled Ground.
- RICE PUDDING, Iced.
- RICE PUDDINGS, Miniature.
- RICE SNOWBALLS (A Pretty Dish for Juvenile Suppers).
- RICE SOUFFLÉ.
- RICE SOUP.
- RICE SOUP.
- RICE for Curries, &c., Boiled.
- RICE, To Boil, for Curries, &c. (Soyer’s Recipe.)
- ROASTING, Memoranda in.
- ROLLS, Excellent.
- ROLLS, Hot.
- ROLLS, Fluted.
- ROUX, Brown, a French Thickening for Gravies and Sauces.
- ROUX, White, for thickening White Sauces.
- RUMP-STEAK, Fried.
- RUMP-STEAK AND KIDNEY PUDDING.
- RUMP-STEAK AND OYSTER SAUCE.
- RUMP-STEAK or BEEF-STEAK, Broiled.
- RUMP-STEAK PIE.
- RUMP-STEAK PUDDING, Baked.
- RUMP-STEAK, Rolled, Roasted, and Stuffed.
- RUMP-STEAK WITH FRIED POTATOES, or BIFTEK AUX POMMES-DE-TERRE (à la Mode Française).
- RUMP- or BEEF-STEAK, Stewed (an Entrée).
- RUSKS, to make (Suffolk Recipe).
- RUSKS, Italian.
- SAGE-AND-ONION STUFFING, for Geese, Ducks, and Pork.
- SAGO PUDDING.
- SAGO SAUCE FOR SWEET PUDDINGS.
- SAGO SOUP.
- SALAD, Boiled.
- SALAD DRESSING (Excellent).
- SALAD DRESSING (Excellent).
- SALAD DRESSING (Excellent).
- SALAD, French.
- SALAD, Fresh Fruit (A Dessert Dish).
- SALAD, Red Cabbage.
- SALAD, Summer.
- SALAD, Winter.
- SALMON (à la Genévése).
- SALMON, Boiled.
- SALMON AND CAPER SAUCE.
- SALMON, Collared.
- SALMON, Crimped.
- SALMON, Curried.
- SALMON CUTLETS.
- SALMON, Pickled.
- SALMON, Potted.
- SALMON, to Cure.
- SALMON, to Help.
- SALSIFY, to Dress.
- SANDWICHES, Victoria.
- SAUCES, General Remarks upon.
- SAUCE à L’AURORE, for Trout, Soles, &c.
- SAUCE à la MATELOTE, for Fish.
- SAUCE ALLEMANDE,or German Sauce.
- SAUCE ARISTOCRATIQUE (a Store Sauce).
- SAUCE, Benton (to serve with Hot or Cold Roast Beef).
- SAUCE, Mango Chetney, Bengal Recipe for Making.
- SAUCE, Bread (to serve with Roast Turkey, Fowl, Game, &c).
- SAUCE, Bread (to serve with Roast Turkey, Fowl, Game, &c).
- SAUCE, Christopher North’s, for Meat or Game.
- SAUCE, Dutch, for Fish.
- SAUCE, Green Dutch, or Hollandaise Verte.
- SAUCE, Epicurean, for Steaks, Chops, Gravies, or Fish.
- SAUCE, Genévése, for Salmon, Trout, &c.
- SAUCE, Green, for Green Geese or Ducklings.
- SAUCE, Indian Chetney.
- SAUCE, Italian (Brown).
- SAUCE, Italian (White).
- SAUCE, Leamington (an Excellent Sauce for Flavouring Gravies, Hashes, Soups, &c.—Author’s Recipe).
- SAUCE, Maître d’Hôtel (Hot), to serve with Calf’s Head, Boiled Eels, and different Fish.
- SAUCE, Maigre Maître d’Hôtel (Hot.—Made without Meat).
- SAUCE PIQUANTE, for Cutlets, Roast Meat, &c.
- SAUCE, a Good, for Various Boiled Puddings.
- SAUCE, Plum-Pudding.
- SAUCE, Quin’s, an Excellent Fish Sauce.
- SAUCE, Reading.
- SAUCE, Robert, for Steaks, &c.
- SAUCE, Soyer’s, for Plum-Pudding.
- SAUCE, a Good, for Steaks.
- SAUCE, Sweet, for Puddings.
- SAUCE, Sweet, for Venison.
- SAUCE, Tournée.
- SAUCE FOR WILDFOWL.
- SAUSAGE-MEAT, Fried.
- SAUSAGE-MEAT STUFFING FOR TURKEYS.
- SAUSAGE OR MEAT ROLLS.
- SAUSAGES, Beef.
- SAUSAGES, Fried.
- SAUSAGES, Pork (Author’s Oxford Recipe).
- SAUSAGES, Veal.
- SAVOY CAKE.
- SEA-BREAM, Baked.
- SEA-KALE, Boiled.
- SEED BISCUITS.
- SEED-CAKE, Common.
- SEED-CAKE, a Very Good.
- SEMOLINA PUDDING, Baked.
- SEMOLINA SOUP.
- SEPTEMBER—BILLS OF FARE.
- Dinner for 12 persons.
- Dinner for 8 persons.
- Dinner for 6 persons.
- SEPTEMBER, Plain Family Dinners for.
- SEPTEMBER, Things in Season.
- SHAD, to Dress.
- SHEEP’S BRAINS, en Matelote (an Entrée).
- SHEEP’S FEET or TROTTERS (Soyer’s Recipe).
- SHEEP’S HEAD.
- SHORTBREAD, Scotch.
- SHRIMP SAUCE, for Various Kinds of Fish.
- SHRIMPS OR PRAWNS, to Boil.
- SHRIMPS OR PRAWNS, Buttered.
- SHRIMPS, Potted.
- SKATE, to choose.
- SKATE, Boiled.
- SKATE, Crimped.
- SKATE, With Caper Sauce (à la Française).
- SKATE, Small, Fried.
- SMELTS.
- SMELTS, to Bake.
- SMELTS, to Fry.
- SNIPES, to Dress.
- SNIPES, to Carve.
- SNOW-CAKE.
- SNOW-CAKE (a genuine Scotch Recipe).
- SODA-BISCUITS.
- SODA-BREAD.
- SODA-CAKE.
- SOLE OR COD PIE.
- SOLES, to Choose.
- SOLES, Baked.
- SOLES, Boiled.
- SOLES, Boiled or Fried, to Help.
- SOLES, Filleted, à l’Italienne.
- SOLES, Fricasseed.
- SOLES, Fried Filleted.
- SOLES, Fried.
- SOLES, with Mushrooms.
- SOLES, with Cream Sauce.
- SOUFFLÉ, to make.
- SOUPS, General Directions for Making.
- SOUP-MAKING, the Chemistry and Economy of.
- SOUP, Baked.
- SOUP, Brilla.
- SOUP, Chantilly.
- SOUP, Calf’s-head.
- SOUP, à la Cantatrice. (An Excellent Soup, very Beneficial for the Voice.)
- SOUP, à la Crécy.
- SOUP, à la Flamande (Flemish).
- SOUP, à la Flamande (Flemish).
- SOUP, a Good Family.
- SOUP, Hessian.
- SOUP, Portable.
- SOUP, Prince of Wales’s.
- SOUP, Regency.
- SOUP, à la Reine.
- SOUP, à la Reine (Economical).
- SOUP, à la Solferino (Sardinian Recipe).
- SOUP, Spring, or Potage Printanier.
- SOUP, Stew.
- SOUP, Stew.
- SOUP, Stew, of Salt Meat.
- SOUP, Useful for Benevolent Purposes.
- SOUP, White.
- SPINACH, to Boil (English Mode).
- SPINACH dressed with Cream, à la Française.
- SPINACH, French Mode of Dressing.
- SPINACH-GREEN, for Colouring various Dishes.
- SPINACH SOUP (French Recipe).
- SPONGE-CAKE.
- SPONGE-CAKE.
- SPONGE-CAKES, Small.
- SPRATS.
- SPRATS, Dried.
- SPRATS, Fried in Batter.
- SPROUTS, to Boil Young.
- STEW, Irish.
- STEW, Irish.
- STILTON CHEESE.
- STOCKS for all kinds of Soups (Rich Strong Stock).
- STOCK, Economical.
- STOCK, Medium.
- STOCK, To Clarify.
- STOCK, White (to be used in the preparation of White Soups).
- STOCK, Consommé or White, for many Sauces.
- STRAWBERRY JAM.
- STRAWBERRY JELLY.
- STRAWBERRIES and CREAM.
- STRAWBERRIES, Preserved in Wine.
- STRAWBERRIES, to Preserve Whole.
- STRAWBERRY, Open Tart of, or any other Kind of Preserve.
- STURGEON, Baked.
- STURGEON, Roast.
- SUET PUDDING, to serve with Roast Meat.
- SUGAR, to Boil, to Caramel.
- SUPPERS.
- SUPPER, BILL OF FARE FOR A BALL, FOR 60 PERSONS (for Winter).
- SUPPER, BILL OF FARE FOR A BALL,
- SWEETBREADS, Baked (an Entrée).
- SWEETBREADS, Fried (à la Maître d’Hôtel), an Entrée.
- SWEETBREADS, Stewed (an Entrée).
- SWEETBREADS, Lambs’, larded, and Asparagus (an Entrée).
- SWEETBREADS, another Way to Dress (an Entrée).
- SYLLABUB.
- SYLLABUBS, Whipped.
- SYRUP for Jellies, to Clarify.
- TAPIOCA PUDDING.
- TAPIOCA SOUP.
- TARTLETS.
- TARTLETS, Polish.
- TEA, to make.
- TEA-CAKES.
- TEA-CAKES, to toast.
- TEAL, Roast.
- TEAL.
- TENCH, Matelot of.
- TENCH, Stewed with Wine.
- TENDRONS DE VEAU, Stewed (an Entrée).
- TENDRONS DE VEAU (an Entrée).
- TETE DE VEAU EN TORTUE (an Entrée).
- TIPSY CAKE.
- TIPSY CAKE, an easy way of making.
- TOAD-IN-THE-HOLE (Cold Meat Cookery).
- TOAD-IN-THE-HOLE (a Homely but Savoury Dish).
- TOAST, to make Dry.
- TOAST, to make Hot Buttered.
- TOAST-AND-WATER.
- TOAST SANDWICHES.
- TOFFEE, Everton.
- TOMATO SAUCE for Keeping (Excellent).
- TOMATO SAUCE for Keeping (Excellent).
- TOMATO SAUCE for Keeping (Excellent).
- TOMATO SAUCE, Hot, to serve with Cutlets, Roast Meats, &c.
- TOMATOES, Baked (Excellent).
- TOMATOES, Baked (another Mode).
- TOMATOES, Stewed.
- TOMATOES, Stewed.
- TONGUE, Boiled.
- TONGUES, to Cure.
- TONGUES, to Cure.
- TONGUE, to Pickle and Dress a, to Eat Cold.
- TREACLE PUDDING, Rolled.
- TRIFLE, to make a.
- TRIFLE, Indian.
- TRIPE, to Dress.
- TROUT, Stewed.
- TRUFFLES, to Dress, with Champagne.
- TRUFFLES A L’ITALIENNE.
- TRUFFLES, Italian Mode of Dressing.
- TRUFFLES AU NATUREL.
- TURBOT.
- TURBOT, Boiled.
- TURBOT, to Help.
- TURBOT À LA CREME.
- TURBOT, Baked Fillets of.
- TURBOT A L’ITALIENNE, Fillets of.
- TURBOT, or other Large Fish, Garnish for.
- TURBOT AU GRATIN.
- TURKEY, Boiled.
- TURKEY, Croquettes of (Cold Meat Cookery).
- TURKEY, Fricasseed (Cold Meat Cookery).
- TURKEY, Hashed.
- TURKEY, Roast.
- TURKEY, Roast.
- TURKEY POULTS, Roast.
- TURKEY SOUP (a Seasonable Dish at Christmas).
- TURNIP SOUP
- TURNIPS, Boiled.
- TURNIPS, Mashed.
- TURNIPS IN WHITE SAUCE. (An Entremets, or to be served with the Second Course as a Side-dish.)
- VANILLA CUSTARD SAUCE, to serve with Puddings.
- VEAL, Baked (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL, Roast Breast of.
- VEAL, Breast of, to Carve.
- VEAL, Stewed Breast of, and Peas.
- VEAL, à la Bourgeoise (Excellent).
- VEAL CAKE (a Convenient Dish for a Picnic).
- VEAL, Curried (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL CUTLETS (an Entrée).
- VEAL CUTLETS, Broiled, à la Italienne (an Entrée).
- VEAL CUTLETS, à la Maintenon (an Entrée).
- VEAL, Fillet of, au Béchamel (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL, Roast Fillet of.
- VEAL, Fillet of.
- VEAL, Stewed Fillet of.
- VEAL, Fricandeau of (an Entrée).
- VEAL, Fricandeau of (more economical).
- VEAL, to Carve a Knuckle of.
- VEAL, to Ragoût a Knuckle of.
- VEAL, Stewed Knuckle of, and Rice.
- VEAL, Roast Loin of.
- VEAL, Loin of, au Béchamel (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL, Loin of, à la Daube.
- VEAL, to Carve Loin of.
- VEAL, Minced, with Béchamel Sauce (Cold Meat Cookery, very good).
- VEAL, Minced (more economical).
- VEAL, Minced, and Macaroni (a pretty side or corner dish).
- VEAL, Moulded Minced (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL, Braised Neck of.
- VEAL, Roast Neck of.
- VEAL OLIVE PIE (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL PIE.
- VEAL AND HAM PIE.
- VEAL, Potted (for Breakfast).
- VEAL, Ragoût of Cold (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL RISSOLES (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL ROLLS (Cold Meat Cookery).
- VEAL, Stuffed and Stewed Shoulder of.
- VEAL, Stewed with Peas, Young Carrots, and New Potatoes.
- VEGETABLE MARROW, Boiled.
- VEGETABLE MARROW, Fried.
- VEGETABLE MARROWS IN WHITE SAUCE.
- VEGETABLE MARROW SOUP.
- VEGETABLE SOUP.
- VEGETABLE SOUP.
- VEGETABLE SOUP. (Good and Cheap, made without Meat.)
- VEGETABLES, Cut for Soups, &c.
- VENISON, Hashed.
- VENISON, Roast Haunch of.
- VENISON, to Carve Haunch of.
- VENISON, Stewed.
- VERMICELLI PUDDING.
- VERMICELLI SOUP.
- VERMICELLI SOUP.
- VOL-AU-VENT (an Entrée).
- VOL-AU-VENT OF FRESH STRAWBERRIES, WITH WHIPPED CREAM.
- VOL-AU-VENT, Sweet, of Plums, Apples, or any other Fresh Fruit.
- WAFERS, Geneva.
- WALNUT KETCHUP.
- WALNUT KETCHUP.
- WALNUTS, to have Fresh throughout the Season.
- WALNUTS, Pickled (very Good).
- WATER SOUCHY.
- WHEATEARS, to Dress.
- WHISKEY CORDIAL.
- WHITEBAIT, to Dress.
- WHITE SAUCE, Good.
- WHITE SAUCE, Made without Meat.
- WHITE SAUCE (a very Simple and Inexpensive Method).
- WHITING, Boiled.
- WHITING, Broiled.
- WHITING, &c.
- WHITING, Fried.
- WHITING AU GRATIN, or BAKED WHITING.
- WHITING AUX FINES HERBES.
- WIDGEON, Roast.
- WIDGEON.
- WINE OR BRANDY SAUCE FOR PUDDINGS.
- WINE SAUCE FOR PUDDINGS.
- WINE SAUCE FOR PUDDINGS, Excellent.
- WINE, to Mull.
- WOODCOCK, Roast.
- WOODCOCK.
- WOODCOCK, SCOTCH.
- YEAST-CAKE.
- YEAST-DUMPLINGS.
- YEAST, to Make, for Bread.
- YEAST, Kirkleatham.
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