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The Apsley cookery book

1905

Page 97

Presented as published in 1905. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
MAKES SPLENDID BISCUITS, CAKES, PIES, &c. Will keep fresh and sweet for years In any climate. HUNDREDS OF TESTIMONIALS. Sample Tin Free for Three Penny Stamps. BROOMFIELD AND CO., Proprietors and Sole Manufacturers, 83 Upper Thames Street, LONDON. Works: SNODLAND, KENT. Of all Vegetarian Stores and Restaurants, and Grocers everywhere. A 31b. tin sent carriage paid on receipt of a P.0, for 2/6. INDEX. SOOPS AND PUREES No. of Recipe. 1. Artichoke (No. 1), 1 2. „ (No. 2), 1 3. Barley Cream, 2 4. Carrot (No. 1), 3 5. „ (No. 2), 3 6. Cauliflower, 4 7. Celery (No. 1), 4 8. „ (No. 2), 5 9. Celery, Brown, 5 10. Cheese, 6 11. Cucumber Puree, 7 12. Leek, White, 7 13. „ Brown, 8 14. Macaroni (No. 1), 9 15. „ (No. 2), 9 16. Mulligatawny, 10 17. Onion (No. 1), 10 18. „ (No. 2), 11 19. „ (No. 3), 11 20. Parsnip, 12 21. Potato (No. 1), 12 22. „ (No. 2), 13 23. „ (No. 3), 13 24. „ Brown, 14 25. Puree Blanc, 14 26. Rice and Tomato, 15 27. Salsify, 16 28. Spinach, 16 29. „ Puree of, 17 30. Stock for White Soup, 17 31. Swiss, 18 32. Tomato (No. 1), 18 33. n (No. 2), 19 34. n (No. 3), 19 35. ii Brown, 20 36. ii Green, 21 No. Oy Recipe. 37. Tomato Purde, 21 38. Turnip, 22 39. „ Puree of, 23 40. Vegetable (No. 1), 23 41. „ (No. 2), 24 42. „ Marrow, 24 43. Vermicelli (No. 1), 25 44. „ (No. 2), 26 SAVOURIES 45. American Corn Rissoles, 27 46. Apsley Duck, 27 47. Artichokes (Jerusalem), Scalloped, 28 48. Bread and Onion Pudding, 28 49. Cauliflower, Curried, 29 50. Cauliflower, with Parmesan Cheese, 30 51. „ a la Maitre d’Hotel, 30 52. „ and Tomato Souffld, 31 53. „ au Gratin, 31 54. Celery Cheese, 32 55. „ Croquettes, 32 56. „ au Gratin, 33 57. „ and Macaroni Stew 33 58. „ Sticks, 34 59. Cheese, Baked (German Dish), 34 60. „ Balls, 35 61. „ Devilled, 35 62. „ Dumpling 35 63. Cheese Fingers, 36 232 INDEX Nf. 6 f Recife. 64. Cheese Fritters, 36 65. 99 Omelet, 37 66. 99 On Toast, 37 67. • 9 and Onion on Toast, 38 68. 99 Paste for Sand- wiches, 38 69. 99 and Potato Pudding (German Dish), 39 70. 55 Pudding (No. 1), 39 71. 99 „ (No. 2), 40 72. If „ (No. 3), 40 73. 99 „ Canadian, 40 74. 99 Ramequins (No. 1), 41 75. it „ (No. 2), 42 76. n Sandwiches, 42 77. 99 Straws (No. 1), 43 78. 99 „ (No. 2), 43 79. 99 and Tomato Toast, 43 80. Cucumber Sandwiches, 44 81. „ Stewed with Onions, 44 82. Forcemeat, 45 83. Gnochi, 45 84. Hot Pot, 46 85. Irish Stew (No. 1), 46 86. n v (No. 2), 47 87. 11 11 (No. 3), 47 88. Macaroni Cakes, 48 89. 99 with Cheese, 48 90. 99 and Cheese Pud- ding, 49 91. 99 Cheese Straws, 50 92. 99 Creamed, 50 93. 11 Curried, 51 94. 99 Italian, 51 95. 99 Neapolitan, 52 96. 99 Savoury, 53 97. 91 Scalloped, 54 98. 99 Scallops (No. 1), 54 99. 91 „ (No. 2), 55 100. 91 and Tomatoes, 55 101 99 andTomatoSauce (No. 1), 56 No. of Recife. 102. Macaroni and Tomato Sauce (No. 2), 56 103. Milk and White of Egg, 57 104. Mock Beef Rissoles (No. 1), 57 105. „ „ „ (No. 2) 57 106. Mustard and Cress Sand- wiches, 58 107. Nouilles and Cheese, 58 108. Onions au Gratin, 59 109. „ Baked with Grated Cheese, 69 110. „ and Tomatoes, Baked, 60 111. Parsnip Fritters, 60 112. Parsnips, Scalloped, 61 113. Potatoes and Cheese, 61 114. Potato and Onion Pie