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A SECOND
DUDLEY BOOK OF COOKERY
HOME
5 Tis sweet to hear the watch-dog's honest hark
Bay deep-mouth' d welcome as we draw near home ;
'Tis sweet to know there is an eye will mark
Our coming , and look brighter when we come .
BYRON, “don JUAN,” 1, CXXiii
A SECOND
DUDLEY BOOK
OF COOKERY
AND OTHER RECIPES
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY
GEORGINA fWcorXj
COUNTESS OF DUDLEY
WITH 8 PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES
LONDON
HUTCHINSON & CO.
PATERNOSTER ROW
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PREFACE
HE Recipes contained in this volume
are nothing very new or elaborate —
merely what I think to be a useful collection
to have at hand, as a sort of Memorandum
Book for the mistress of a household when
ordering meals, and when the inevitable
question arises, “What on earth shall I
order for luncheon and dinner to-day ? ”
Many of the Recipes are very homely and
simple, and, I think, may be useful in small
households — showing how cold meat, etc.,
may be used up and turned into appetising
dishes, as is done in France, and therefore
much waste saved.
The Recipes are interspersed with a selec-
tion of quotations, which I hope may be
interesting.
GEORGINA DUDLEY.
b
PEMBROKE LODGE, RICHMOND PARK.
NOTICE OF PEMBROKE LODGE
IN THE “RECOLLECTIONS OF ONE WHO HAS
KEPT A DIARY”
TT was given by George III to Elizabeth,
Countess of Pembroke, “ the object of his
hopeless and pathetic love and as a token of his
affection,” the King allowed her to build herself
a Lodge in the “ vast wilderness ” of Richmond
Park.
On her death in 1831, Pembroke Lodge was
assigned by William IV to his son-in-law, the Earl
of Erroll, and in 1847 it was lent by Queen Victoria
to Lord John Russell, who then had no country
house. It was occupied by Lord Russell’s family
until October, 1902, when it was lent to the
Dowager Countess of Dudley by King Edward VII.
CONTENTS
SOUPS
Split Pea Soup 5
White Soup 6
Cream of Green Corn Soup 6
Potato and Leek Soup 7
Palestine Soup 8
Cream of Rice Soup 8
Puree a la Reine 9
French Milk Soup Maigre 9
Puree of Beetroot 10
Potage Bortsch 11
Cream of Celery 12
Cream of Chicory 12
Indian Thick Mulligatawny Soup IS
Clear MulJigatawny Soup 14
Bisque of Crayfish 1 5
Another Recipe for Bisque of Crayfish 16
Bisque of Lobster 17
Bisque of Shrimps 1 8
Shrimp Butter 18
Consomme Duchesse 18
Onion Soup 1 9
Potage Regence 1 9
Cold Consomme 20
Consomm6 a la Fermiere 21
Consomme a la Madrid 21
Consomme Veloute 22
Paysanne Soup 23
La Petite Marmite 23
Poule au Pot 24
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THE DUDLEY RECIPES
PAGE
How to Make a Good Consomme 25
The Stockpot 25
FISH DISHES
Fillets of Sole Ambassador 31
Sauce for Fillets of Sole Ambassador 31
Fillets of Sole Bercy 32
Sole au Gratin 32
Gratin Sauce 33
Grilled Sole 33
Sole Duglere 34
Sole sur le Plat 34
Whiting sur le Plat 35
Sole Marseillaise 35
Soles Napolitaines 36
Fillets of Sole a l’Americaine 37
Sole Mode de Trouville 37
Soles a la Colbert 38
Filets de Soles aux Champignons 39
Filets de Soles aux Crevettes 40
Filets de Soles Polignac 40
Whitings Colbert 41
Whitings a la Francaise 41
Whiting Gratin 42
Sauce for Whitings or Other Fish 42
Eperlans Grilles 43
Eperlans au Gratin 43
Eperlans a L’Anglaise 44
Filets de Maquereau aux Fines Herbes 45
Fish Cakes 45
Turbot Cardinal 46
Turbo tin Fermiere 46
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Presented as published in 1914. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
AI-modernized reading of the original text
☆ ☆☆
LEEDS UNIVERSITY LIBRARY
Classmark:
COOKER/
h H(\L
rary
3 0106 01106 0000
BTWVIVC
A SECOND
DUDLEY BOOK OF COOKERY
HOME
5 Tis sweet to hear the watch-dog's honest hark Bay deep-mouth' d welcome as we draw near home ; 'Tis sweet to know there is an eye will mark Our coming , and look brighter when we come .
BYRON, “don JUAN,” 1, CXXiii
A SECOND
DUDLEY BOOK OF COOKERY
AND OTHER RECIPES
COLLECTED AND ARRANGED BY
GEORGINA Dudley
COUNTESS OF DUDLEY
WITH 8 PHOTOGRAVURE PLATES
LONDON
HUTCHINSON & CO.
PATERNOSTER ROW
1914
PREFACE
HE Recipes contained in this volume
are nothing very new or elaborate — merely what I think to be a useful collection to have at hand, as a sort of Memorandum Book for the mistress of a household when ordering meals, and when the inevitable question arises, “What on earth shall I order for luncheon and dinner to-day ? ” Many of the Recipes are very homely and simple, and, I think, may be useful in small households — showing how cold meat, etc., may be used up and turned into appetising dishes, as is done in France, and therefore much waste saved.
The Recipes are interspersed with a selection of quotations, which I hope may be interesting.
GEORGINA DUDLEY.
b
PEMBROKE LODGE, RICHMOND PARK.
NOTICE OF PEMBROKE LODGE
IN THE “RECOLLECTIONS OF ONE WHO HAS KEPT A DIARY”
TT was given by George III to Elizabeth, Countess of Pembroke, “ the object of his hopeless and pathetic love and as a token of his affection,” the King allowed her to build herself a Lodge in the “ vast wilderness ” of Richmond Park.
On her death in 1831, Pembroke Lodge was assigned by William IV to his son-in-law, the Earl of Erroll, and in 1847 it was lent by Queen Victoria to Lord John Russell, who then had no country house. It was occupied by Lord Russell’s family until October, 1902, when it was lent to the Dowager Countess of Dudley by King Edward VII.
Split Pea Soup 5
White Soup 6
Cream of Green Corn Soup 6
Potato and Leek Soup 7
Palestine Soup 8
Cream of Rice Soup 8
Puree a la Reine 9
French Milk Soup Maigre 9
Puree of Beetroot 10
Potage Bortsch 11
Cream of Celery 12
Cream of Chicory 12
Indian Thick Mulligatawny Soup IS
Clear MulJigatawny Soup 14
Bisque of Crayfish 1 5
Another Recipe for Bisque of Crayfish 16
Bisque of Lobster 17
Bisque of Shrimps 1 8
Shrimp Butter 18
Consomme Duchesse 18
Onion Soup 1 9
Potage Regence 1 9
Cold Consomme 20
Consomm6 a la Fermiere 21
Consomme a la Madrid 21
Consomme Veloute 22
Paysanne Soup 23
La Petite Marmite 23
Poule au Pot 24
How to Make a Good Consomme 25
The Stockpot 25
Fillets of Sole Ambassador 31
Sauce for Fillets of Sole Ambassador 31
Fillets of Sole Bercy 32
Sole au Gratin 32
Gratin Sauce 33
Grilled Sole 33
Sole Duglere 34
Sole sur le Plat 34
Whiting sur le Plat 35
Sole Marseillaise 35
Soles Napolitaines 36
Fillets of Sole a l’Americaine 37
Sole Mode de Trouville 37
Soles a la Colbert 38
Filets de Soles aux Champignons 39
Filets de Soles aux Crevettes 40
Filets de Soles Polignac 40
Whitings Colbert 41
Whitings a la Francaise 41
Whiting Gratin 42
Sauce for Whitings or Other Fish 42
Eperlans Grilles 43
Eperlans au Gratin 43
Eperlans a L’Anglaise 44
Filets de Maquereau aux Fines Herbes 45
Fish Cakes 45
Turbot Cardinal 46
Turbo tin Fermiere 46