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Modern cookery, in all its branches

1884

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Presented as published in 1884. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
To clarify Sugar To boil Sugar fnm Syrup to Candy Caramel . Caramel ( the quickest way) Barley-sugar . Nougat ; Ginger-candy . Page . 562 or to 563 ib. 564 ib. 565. Orange-flower Candy Orange-flower Candy {another receipt) Cocoa-nut Candy .... Everton Toffee . . , Chocolate Drops . - Chocolate Almonds . , , , Seville Orange Paste . ® . Page . 565 . 666 . ib. . 567 . ib. .. 568 . ib. CHAPTER XXVIII. DESSERT DISHES. Dessert Dishes 569 Pearled Fruit, or Fruit en Chemise . . 570 Salad of mixed Summer Fruits . . ib. Peach Salad ib. Orange Salad 571 Tangerine Oranges ib. Peaches in Brandy {Rotterdam receipt) . ib. Branched Morelia Cherries . . . ib. Baked Compbte of Apples {our little lady’s receipt) . . .572 Dried Norfolk Biffins . . . ib. Normandy Pippins . . 572 Stewed Pruneaux de Tours, or Tears dried Plums . 573 To bake Perns . . ib. Stewed Pears .... . . ib. Boiled Chestnuts . 574 Roasted Chestnuts . . . ib. Almond Shamrocks {very good arid very pretty) .... . ib. Small Sugar Souflffis . . 575 Ices. . . . . ib. CHAPTER XXIX. SYRUPS, LIQUEURS, ETC. Strawberry Vinegar, of delicious flavour . 577 Very fine Raspberry Vinegar . ... 578 Fine Currant Syrup, or Sirop de Groseilles 579 Cherry Brandy {Tappington Everard re- ceipt) ib. Oxford Punch 580 Oxford receipt for Bishop . . . ib. Cambridge Milk Punch .... 5S1 To mull Wine {an excellent French re- ceipt) . , . . . . ib. A Birthday Syllabub . . . . ib. An admirable cool cup .... 582 The Regent’s, or George the Fourth’s Punch Mint Julep {an American receipt) . Delicious Milk Lemonade Excellent portable Lemonade . Excellent Barley Water {Poor Xury's re- ceipt) Raisin Wine, which, if long kept, really resembles foreign Very good Elderberry Wine . Very Good Ginger Wine .... Excellent Orange Wine .... The Counsellor’s Cup . , 582 ib. 583 ib. ib. ib. 584 ib. 585 ib. CHAPTER XXX. COFFEE, CHOCOLATE, ETC. Coffee 587 To roast Coffee ..... 588 A few general directions for making Coffee 589 Excellent Breakfast Coffee . , . 590 To boil Coffee ...... 591 Cafe Noir ... , . 592 Burnt Coffee, or Coffee a la militaxrs (In France vulgarly called Gloria) . .592 To make Chocolate ib A Spanish recipe for making and serving Chocolate ...... ib# lo make Cocoa . * 598 XXV 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER XXXI. BEE AD. Page Remarks jn Home-made Bread • . 594 To purify Yeast for Bread or Cakes . 595 The Oven ib. A few rules to be observed in making Bread 596 Household Bread ib. Bordyke Bread ( Author's receipt ) . . 697 German Yeast (and Bread made with German Yeast) 598 'Professor Liebig’s Bavarian Brown Bread ( very nutritious and wholesome) . 599 English Brown Bread . . . ib. Unfermented Bread . Page . . 599 Potato Bread . . . 600 Dinner or Breakfast Bolls . . ib. Geneva Bolls or Buns . . 601 Busks . 602 Excellent Dairy Bread, made without Yeast {Author's receipt) . . . ib. To keep Bread 603 To freshen stale Bread (and Pastry, &c.) and preserve it from mould . . ib. To know when Bread is sufficiently baked 604 On the proper fermentation of Dough . ib. CHAPTER XXXII. EOEEIGN AND JEWISH! COOKEEY. foreign and Jewish Cookery . . .605 IRemarks on Jewish Cookery . . . 606 (Jewish Smoked Beef . • • . ib. Chorissa (or Jewish Sausage) with Bice . 607 To fry Salmon and other Pish in Oil {to sene cold) . . • • . ib. J ewish Almond Pudding . 608