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reserved.
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For
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BEEF TEA
of prime
and for
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Strengthening
are used in
and improving
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the flavour of
l to make
SOUPS,
i one pound of
SAUCES,
Extract ;
GRAVIES,
the value of
and
which
MADE DISHES.
in England
would be about
Every Jar
should bear the
thirty shillings.
above signature
PERFECT PURITY
in blue
ABSOLUTELY
across the label.
GUARANTEED.
COOKERY BOOKS sent free on application to
Liebig’s Extract of Meat Company, Limited,
9, FENCHURCH AVENUE, LONDON, E.C.
THE NATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL OF COOKERY,
BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD, S.W.
Artizan
Recipes
TO ILLUSTRATE
THE PRINCIPLES OF COOKERY.
LONDON :
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED FOR
MRS. CHARLES CLARKE, THE LADY SUPERINTENDENT OF
THE NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR COOKERY,
By WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, Limited,
13, CHARING CROSS, S.W.
1896.
All Rights Reserved.
PRICE SIXPENCE (nett).
LONDON' :
PRINTED BY WILLIAM CLOWES AND SONS, Limited,
STAMFORD STREET AND CHARING CROSS*
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'* •~l -AMDEN PUBLiC LiBRARlFS |
INTRODUCTION.
The Recipes in this little book are intended for the use of our
Students who are training for the Plain Cookery Diploma
granted by this Committee. They are put together as shortly
as possible, giving just the materials and the mode of work only,
because all matter relating to the “ reason why,” and the principles
of which the recipes are but the outline, are given in full detail
in the Demonstration Lessons of the Staff Teachers, notes of
which are taken by the Pupils. I wish it to be clearly under-
stood that these Artizan Recipes are not intended for the use
of the poor people in their own homes, but for those who go out
to teach the people. I have always worked upon the principle
that the Teachers should be taught the best way of preparing each
dish, knowing that those who are most thoroughly masters of
their subject make the best Teachers, imparting instruction in the
simplest and easiest manner, and adapting their lessons to the
circumstances they find themselves placed in.
January , 1896.
B 2
S'cuv
T86954K
ARTIZAN RECIPES
LESSON I,
Bone Stock.
Ingredients.
Two pounds of Bones.
Two quarts of Water (cold).
Salt.
Half teaspoonful of Sweet Herbs.
Twelve Peppercorns.
One small Carrot.
Half small Turnip.
One Onion.
One Stalk of Celery or half teaspoonful of Celery Seeds.
Four Cloves.
Artizan recipes
1896Page 0
Presented as published in 1896. 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
Special Collections
Cookery Camden
A dLh
30106022779291
[ly recommended for
1 it is perfectly pure,
2 sensitive skin, nor makes Children feel fter their bath, and l brightness of their reserved.
Insist on having
P EARS’
550 869541
ADVERTISEMENTS
London Borough of C
Swiss Cottage Library Tel: 01
88 Avenue Road Extensic
LONDON . - Book- Re
amden
?78 4444 ns:
newals 3021 Library 3012
e stamped e book is not ies)
oks
at 9.30-5
NW3 3HA -pa ^^^ >gi)dihg
IRESt soCh
This book is dtte for return on or before the dat below. The period of loan can be extended if th reserved (please ask for details of renewal facilit
Fines are charged on overdue bo
Lending Library hours Mon-Fri 9.30-8 S
[
:i
* f i i rj
Ur\'A Li
In
' * /
U ;r t. j
LA 105
/
*
ADVERTISEMENTS.
%
XJSE
^LIEBIG COMPANY’S '
EXTRACT OF MEAT
For
Forty pounds
BEEF TEA
of prime
and for
lean Beef
Strengthening
are used in
and improving
•
J () ' South America
the flavour of
l to make
i one pound of
SAUCES,
Extract ;
GRAVIES,
the value of
and
which
MADE DISHES.
in England would be about
Every Jar should bear the
thirty shillings.
above signature
PERFECT PURITY
in blue
ABSOLUTELY
across the label.
GUARANTEED.
COOKERY BOOKS sent free on application to
Liebig’s Extract of Meat Company, Limited,
9, FENCHURCH AVENUE, LONDON, E.C.
THE NATIONAL
TRAINING SCHOOL OF COOKERY,
BUCKINGHAM PALACE ROAD, S.W.
Artizan
Recipes
TO ILLUSTRATE
THE PRINCIPLES OF COOKERY.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED FOR MRS. CHARLES CLARKE, THE LADY SUPERINTENDENT OF THE NATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL FOR COOKERY,
13, CHARING CROSS, S.W.
All Rights Reserved.
PRICE SIXPENCE (nett).
w
i t i
'* •~l -AMDEN PUBLiC LiBRARlFS |
INTRODUCTION.
The Recipes in this little book are intended for the use of our Students who are training for the Plain Cookery Diploma granted by this Committee. They are put together as shortly as possible, giving just the materials and the mode of work only, because all matter relating to the “ reason why,” and the principles of which the recipes are but the outline, are given in full detail in the Demonstration Lessons of the Staff Teachers, notes of which are taken by the Pupils. I wish it to be clearly understood that these Artizan Recipes are not intended for the use of the poor people in their own homes, but for those who go out to teach the people. I have always worked upon the principle that the Teachers should be taught the best way of preparing each dish, knowing that those who are most thoroughly masters of their subject make the best Teachers, imparting instruction in the simplest and easiest manner, and adapting their lessons to the circumstances they find themselves placed in.
January , 1896.
B 2
S'cuv
T86954K
ARTIZAN RECIPES
LESSON I,
Bone Stock.
Ingredients.
Two pounds of Bones.
Two quarts of Water (cold).
Salt.
Half teaspoonful of Sweet Herbs.
Twelve Peppercorns.
One small Carrot.
Half small Turnip.
One Onion.
One Stalk of Celery or half teaspoonful of Celery Seeds.
Four Cloves.