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NO. 9.
SALADS, SANDWICHES, AND
SAVOURIES.
COLLECTED AND DESCRIBED BY
S. BEATY -POWN ALL,
Depaxtlnental Editor “ Housewife and Cuisine,” Queen Newspaper,
and AutRor of “A Book of Sauces.”
LONDON: •
HORACE COX,
“QUEEN” OFFICE, WINDSOR HOUSE,
BREAM’S BUILDINGS, E.C.
1901.
LONDON :
FEINTED BY HOEACE COX, WINDSOE HOUSE, BREAM’S BUILDINOS, E.O.
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PEEFACE.
Little, if any, originality is claimed for the
following recipes, most of which have appeared in
the Cookery columns of the Queen during the
la«t eight or nine years, from whence they have
been collected at the request of many readers of
the Queen, to save reference to back numbers not
always within reach. Additional recipes have, how-
ever, been given, to bring this little work as much
up to date as possible ; but all these, like the
previous ones, have been carefully tested, and are
all (as I know from practical experience) well within
the capacity of any ordinary “ good plain cook,”
gifted with fair intelligence and a little good will.
I desire also to take this opportunity of acknow-
ledging my indebtedness to the various authors of
standard foreign cookery books, and also to offer
my grateful thanks to Mrs. A. B. Marshall, and
several other well-known chefs, whose kindness
has so materially helped and rendered possible my
work in these last years. ■
S. Beatt-Pownall.
Nov., 1901.
Advertisements.
x^imcoz^nsxxxre farm produce:*
WHITE
CLOVER
HONEY
Specially selected from the
best Apiaries, and de-
clared by connoisseurs to
be the finest Engbsh
Honey ever introduced
to the pubbc. Each jar
bears over the cap a Red
Guarantee Label with
the words, “ Guaranteed
Pure EngUsb Honey,”
without which, and the
registered picture label,
none is genuine.
Sold in lib. and 21b. Glass
Jars at Is. or 2s. by the
usual dealers, or a Is. Jar
will be sent direct from the
factory for stamps, Is. 3d.
CHEESECAKE CURD iu Jars, Is. and 2s.
ORANGE BUTTER, in Jars, 6|d. and Is.
Fbeb Samples of the Cheesecake Curd and Orange Butter sent on giving
your own and Grocer’s name and address, or jar of each DELIGHT mailed
free for P.O. 3s. 6d.
Sole Makers AND Proprietors :
SPRING & CO., Ltd., Brigg, Lincolnshire.
COI^TEOTS.
CHAPTER I.
Fancy Salads ... ... ... ... ... ... page 1
CHAPTER II.
Sandwiches ..! ... ... ... ... ... ... 19
CHAPTER III.
Hors d’CEuvre ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 41
CHAPTER IV.
Savouries ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
CHAPTER V.
avouries (continued) ... ... ... ... ... 85
Page 0
Presented as published in 1901. 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
/ SERIES IX,
SALADS,
SANDWICHES, AND
LON»OIf i
HORACE COX,
QUEEN" OFFICE, BREAM'S BUILDINGS, E.C.
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THE lUEEN” COOKERT BOORS.
NO. 9.
COLLECTED AND DESCRIBED BY
S. BEATY -POWN ALL,
Depaxtlnental Editor “ Housewife and Cuisine,” Queen Newspaper, and AutRor of “A Book of Sauces.”
LONDON: •
HORACE COX,
“QUEEN” OFFICE, WINDSOR HOUSE, BREAM’S BUILDINGS, E.C.
LONDON :
FEINTED BY HOEACE COX, WINDSOE HOUSE, BREAM’S BUILDINOS, E.O.
,<C06^^
historioau 1 medical' /
WELLCOME INSTITUTE LIBRARY
Coll.-
welMOmec
Call
No.
ccr
PEEFACE.
Little, if any, originality is claimed for the following recipes, most of which have appeared in the Cookery columns of the Queen during the last eight or nine years, from whence they have been collected at the request of many readers of the Queen, to save reference to back numbers not always within reach. Additional recipes have, however, been given, to bring this little work as much up to date as possible ; but all these, like the previous ones, have been carefully tested, and are all (as I know from practical experience) well within the capacity of any ordinary “ good plain cook,” gifted with fair intelligence and a little good will. I desire also to take this opportunity of acknowledging my indebtedness to the various authors of standard foreign cookery books, and also to offer my grateful thanks to Mrs. A. B. Marshall, and several other well-known chefs, whose kindness has so materially helped and rendered possible my work in these last years. ■
S. Beatt-Pownall.
Nov., 1901.
Advertisements.
x^imcoz^nsxxxre farm produce:*
WHITE
CLOVER
HONEY
Specially selected from the best Apiaries, and declared by connoisseurs to be the finest English Honey ever introduced to the pubbc. Each jar bears over the cap a Red Guarantee Label with the words, “ Guaranteed Pure EngUsb Honey,” without which, and the registered picture label, none is genuine.
Sold in lib. and 21b. Glass Jars at Is. or 2s. by the usual dealers, or a Is. Jar will be sent direct from the factory for stamps, Is. 3d.
CHEESECAKE CURD iu Jars, Is. and 2s. ORANGE BUTTER, in Jars, 6|d. and Is.
Fbeb Samples of the Cheesecake Curd and Orange Butter sent on giving your own and Grocer’s name and address, or jar of each DELIGHT mailed free for P.O. 3s. 6d.
Sole Makers AND Proprietors :
SPRING & CO., Ltd., Brigg, Lincolnshire.
COI^TEOTS.
CHAPTER I.
Fancy Salads ... ... ... ... ... ... page 1
CHAPTER II.
Sandwiches ..! ... ... ... ... ... ... 19
CHAPTER III.
Hors d’CEuvre ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 41
CHAPTER IV.
Savouries ... ... ... ... ... ... ... 50
CHAPTER V.
avouries (continued) ... ... ... ... ... 85