FoodNet

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1887

Page 93

Presented as published in 1887. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
“ pound 193 “ silver 192 “ sponge, No. 1 195 “ sponge, No. 2 195 “ twelfth-night 200 “ watermelon 1 93 Cakes, rock 187 “ oaten 160 Calamus Candy 233 Calve’s-Foot jelly ...... 226 PACE Candied cherries 209 Candy, calamus 233 “ cocoanut 217 “ cough 233 “ peanut, 220 Caramels, chocolate 218 Catsup, cucumber 117 “ grape 1 1 8 “ tomato, No. 1 . . . 117 “ tomato, No. 2 — 117 Caudle, flour 225 Celery, to stew 105 Charlotte Russe 203 Cheese, cottage 90 “ Fritters 88 Cherries, candied 209 Chestnut Pur6e 64 Chicken, a souffle of 67 “ curry of 68 “ Fricassee of 67 “ jellied 69 “ Pie 69 “ “ with sweet potatoes 70 Chocolate 212 “ Caramels 218 “ Pudding 17° Chops, lamb 39 Chowder, clam 24 “ lobster 25 Clam Chowder 24 ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 239 Clam Scallops Clams, hard - shelled, to boil Cocoanut Candy Codfish Balls Coffee Cream “ to boil Cold Slaw, cream dress- ing for Coloring, red or pink Compote of Gooseberries Cookies, sour-cream Corn, sweet “ Bread “ Oysters Cough mixture, excellent Cranberries Cream, coffee “ Dressing Creamed Walnuts Croutons “ after dinner . . . Croquettes de volatile (Poultry Croquettes) . “ Salmon Crullers Cucumbers Cupid’s Wells Curds and Cream Currants, iced PAGE Currants, spiced 1x8 Curry, chicken 68 “ rabbit 77 Custards, baked 169 Dates, stuffed 219 Dent de Loup Biscuit 197 Deer’s Head, to cook in camp 75 Dominoes 198 Doughnuts, editor’s 186 Dried Beef, frizzled 33 Drop-cakes, hominy 158 Dumplings, apple 165 Duckling Pot Roast 66 Eclairs 194 Eels, fried 21 “ stewed 21 Egg mulled in Tea or Cof- fee 227 Eggs and bacon 45 “ fricasseed 87 “ frothed 88 “ pickled 1 15 “ scrambled 87 “ soft boiled 87 Egg-Plant 107 English Christmas Plum Pudding 173 “ Tapioca Pudding 170 PAGE 24 23 217 49 206 211 103 218 171 186 98 158 98 234 64 206 94 220 11 208 7 1 1 7 186 96 199 89 210 240 ALPHABETICAL INDEX. Fish Jelly “ scalloped Flapjacks, corn-meal . . . Flaxseed Lemonade Floating Island Flounders, fried Flour Caudle Forcemeat, to make a good French Toast Fricaiidea.it a I'Oseille. . . . Fricassee of Squirrels Fritters, cheese “ omelet “ parsnep “ pork Frosting, plain Frumenty Gargle for Sore Throat. Gateau des Pommes Gathering, for a Gems Giblet Pie Gingerbread, soft Ginger Horse-Cakes Ginger-snaps Goose, to roast a Gooseberries, compote of. Grape Sherbet PAGE Green Peas stewed with Ham and Lettuce 96 Green Turtle Steak (Epi- curean) 15 Ground-Rice Milk 225 Grouse, fillet of 78 Gruel 224 Guinea Fowls, roast 71 Halibut, fillets of, a la Poulette 18 Ham, to boil a 46 “ to broil 46 Herb Teas 231 Hominy Drop-Cakes 158 Huckleberry Pudding 172 Ice-Cream, chocolate. . . 207 “ lemon or va- nilla 205 “ peach 206 “ strawberry . . 206 Iced Currants 210 Indian-Meal Pudding 168 Irish-Moss Blanc-mange. 226 Jam, blackberry 128 “ crab-apple 129 “ gooseberry 128 “ raspberry 128 “ rhubarb, No. 1 129 PAGE 20 20 158 232 204 19 225 21 152 35 77 88 87 106 44 202 160 234 166 235 145 70 187 187 187 65 171 210 ALPHABETICAL INDEX. 24I Jam, rhubarb, No. 2 “ strawberry Jellied chicken. Jelly, apple “ calve ’s-foot “ cider-apple “ currant “ elderberry “ for Cake “ grape “ of Pig’s Feet and Ears “ quince and apple.. . “ red-haw “ strawberry “ Fruit-cake Johnny-Cake Jumbles Lady-Fingers Lamb, breast of, with peas “ to roast “ Chops Lamb’s Flead Lemon Snow