FoodNet

Savouries and sweets suitable for luncheons and dinners

1886

Page 0

Presented as published in 1886. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
/ r > f i \ % ^Med [^8480 r t SAYOUEIES AND SWEETS SHOWELL’S ^housekeeper’s Jlccotmf ^ook FOR 18 86. For particulars see adveriise7nent (page i) at end. BREAKFAST DISHES FOR EVERY MORNING OF THREE MONTHS. ;By Miss M. L. ALLEN. For particulars see advertisement {page 2) at end. ;>AVOURIES AND SWEETS ’ SUITABLE FOB . L UNCHEONS AND DINNERS BY THE COMPILER OF i^r BREAKFAST DISHES ! I ! 1 \k LONDON J, S. VIRTUE & CO., Limited, 26, IVY LANE PATEKNOSTER ROW LONDON : FEINTED BY J, S. VIRTUE AND CO., LllIITED, CITY ROAD. WELLCOME iNsirrun \ LIBRARY 1 Coll. welMOmec Call No. Gcr PEEFACE. — * — lEmboldened by the kindly reception given by the dblic to “Breakfast Dishes,” and the flattering iT'tice of the press, I have ventured to bring out SSavouries and Sweets,” trusting that it will be as vvourably received as its predecessor. The Jlrst iH of the book will be found to contain a large L’jnber of receipts for those piquant little dishes aat are now so universally served at dinners be- ■^een “the sweets” and “ the dessert, ” including ggreat many savoury omelettes and fondus. IThe second pa/rt consists of a varied collection of rceipts, both old and new, for puddings, tarts, fritters, iincakes, jeilies, custards, creams, souffles, syllabubs, nnkets, and sweet omelettes, which I can confldently [•■3ommend as delicious and easy of preparation. II must here express my indebtedness to E. J, B. rp her practical help, which has been of the greatest rrvice to me in the compilation of this little book. M. L. A. - 4 CONTENTS. Paet I.— SAYOUEIES. Page Vongue Squares . 3 wed Parmesan Pyra- mids ... 3 i’dive and Caper I "I Toasts .... 3 ^Vestphalia Balls . 4 h/Mcken Creams. . 4 Herrings’ Eoe and Mushroom Ketchup on Toast . . 4 Cheese Eamequins . 5 .johster Creams. . 5 ’.^otted Cheese on Toasts ... 5 ii.Iacaroni Balls . . 6 Champignons enCaisse 6 Bengal Toasts . . 6 Vygrettes of Parmesan 7 half’s Brains on Toast 7 kviushroom Toasts . 7 Bhanklin Eggs . . 8 1 Petits Pots de Con- somme ... 8 Page Dressed Crab . . 8 Indian Sandwiches . 9 Zephyrs ... 9 Macaroni Cheese . 10 Gherkin Toasts . .10 Fried Eamequins .10 Viscount Sandwiches . 1 1 Creme de Eromage . 11 Anchovy Eggs . .12 Scotch Woodcock . 12 Savoury Trifles . .12 Anchovy Toast with Egg . . . 13 Cheese Fritters . .13 Savoury Eggs . .13 Sardines en Caisse .14 Anchovy Toast aux Tomatoes . .14 Lobster 4 la Creme . 14 Cauliflower au Gratin 15 Oysters a I’Indienne . 15 Eissotto 4 la Milanaise 1 5 Bombay Toast . .16 viii CONTENTS. Potatoes au Gratin . Page 16 Shrimp Canapis . Pag] 27 Golden Eggs 16 Savoury Beetroot 28 Genoese Eggs . 17 Eggs in Pipkins 28 Gascony Butter . 17 Savoury Pudding 28 Eggs d I’Annecy 17 Macaroni with To- Potato Souffle . 18 mato Sauce . 29 Tomato Sandwiches . 18 Angels on Horseback 29 Canapis d la Windsor 18 Scalloped Salsify 29 Anchovies in Olives . 19 Kidneys Sautes. 30 Parmese Pice . 19 Sunshiny Eggs . , . 30 Kidney and Cheese Cheese Canapis . 30 Toast . 19 Hungarian Patties 31 OystersFriedinBatter 20 Cheese Biscuits with Anchovies . .20 Tricolour Toasts . 21 Tomato Omelet . .21 Tomatoes au Gratin . 21 Shrimp Toasts . . 22 Tomato Toast . . 22 Curried Eggs . .23 Canapis of Sardines . 23 Truffes a la Serviette 23 Oyster Toasts . . 24 Vegetable Marrow a I’Espagnole . 24