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The "Queen" cookery books: Breakfast and Lunch Dishes

1904

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Presented as published in 1904. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Fiiinaii haddie and bacon, 61 smoked, 53 ste'wed, 52 Fish h la orfeme, 43 h la Genoise, 51 a I’Orlie, 47 an gratin, 51 cakes, 45 cases, 50 curry, 48 cutlets, 46 mould, 44 papilottes, 50 pie, a la Eusse, 57 toast, 48 Galantine, 88 Game mould, 88 “ Girdle,” to keep, 16 Grill or devil, (18 Guisado, 75 Haddock, rizzared, 52 Hams, to boil, 78-79 to soak, 78, 79 Head, boar’s, 83 collared, 86 INDEX. .117 Head, potted, 81 Jambolaja, 101 Ivebobs, 99 Kedgeree (or kicbri), 49 Kidneys, a la brochette, 63, devilled, 64 stewed, 64 Liver and bacon, 62 devilled, 67 Luncheons, 106-110 school, 111, 112 shooting, 110, 111 Mackerel, broiled, 55 Menus (lunch), 109 “ Milk,” almond, 14 cocoanut, 14 Muffins, 12, 13 Oatcakes, 16 CEufs, mollets, 21, 34 Omelets, 37-39 a ITndienne, 40 a la Eusse, 57 an Gruj ere, 40 an jambon, 40 au lard, 40 auz fines herbes, 40 cold, 41 fonrrees, 40 kidney, 40 mushroom, 40 Passover cakes, 14 Pat^, breakfast, 90 de foie gras (mock), 87 Pepper, devil, 66 pot, 75 Pilaff, 94-101 Indian, 101 mutton, 101 118 INDEX. Polenta, 11 Pork, pickled, 79 pie (LincolnsMre), 91 Porridge, 10 Potted head, 81 meat, 92 Poulet a la jeune fille, 74 en casserole, 69 Marengo, 71 Viennoise, 74 Rechauffes, 59, 78 Rice, to boil, 27, 28, 100 devilled, 103 Risotto, 102 Salt, to keep, 2 Sambals, 94 cocoanut, 104 cucumber, 104' mint, 104 shrimp, 104 tomato, 103 Sauce, beurre noir, 33 chutney, 31 devil, 25, 30, 67, 68 d’Uxelles, 37 for eggs, 31 Sausages, boiled, 64 devilled, 67 fried, 65 Scones, 17 (buttermilk), 17 Shad, planked, 54 Slim cakes, 18 Sole Colbert, 54 Spread eagle, 72 Tea, 2-6 Chinese, 4. lemon in, 5 INDEX. 119 Tea {continued) — ^ stewed, 3, 4 Sir A. Clarke’s, 5 to make, 3 Toast, 11 buttered, 12 dry, 11 invalid’s, 12 various, 65, 66 Tongue, to boU, 82 reindeer, 82 Trout t\ la hussarde, 55 Yeal cake, 89 Whiting k la Genoise, 57 f 0 ^r. QidburVs COCOA Absolutely Pure, therefore Best. TAKE OARE when dnnkirtg Cocoa to have the pure article only, as many so-called “ Pure Cocoas contain added matter that is not only unnecessary, but sometimes positively harmful CADBURY’S coco. IS ABSOLUTELY PURE, and untampered with,, and can be taken with the greatest benfit in Childhood, in Youth, or Ifi Old Age. " Without exception the most popular Cocoa of the day ; we are^lad to give it the highest praise. For Nourishment there ts nothing superior to be found." --^toxcKV. Magazine Cadbury’s Cocoa is a Perfect Food. \ [