parts broken ice and 1 part of rough salt ; shake it well
down, so that the mixture goes underneath the cup-
board of the cave, and fill well up, so that the
lid will just slide over the ice and salt ; re-
place the lids ; now fill the mould with the
frozen cream from the freezer, and see that it is well
pressed or shaken into the mould ; place the mould for
to 2 hours in the cave ; when ready, dip the mould
for an instant in cold water, and turn out as a jelly. If
you wish to keep the ice in shape ; after it is turned
out it may be put back in the cave and will keep
perfectly several hours, so that ices can be prepared long
before they are required. When anything is freezing in
the cave do not open the door oftener than is necessary.
When the cave is done with remove the brine and
wash out with boiling water, and see that it is put away
dry.
N.B. — Any ordinary copper mould may be used for
the ices in this cave.
For description, sizes, and prices of caves, see page
142.
133
FOOD IN SEASON
JANUARY.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Brill
Carp
Cod
Soles
Sprats
Shrimps
Game.
Black Game
Crab
Turbot
Chickens
Crawfish
Whiting
Ducks
Crayfish
Fruit
Ditto (Wild)
Eels
Apples
Fowls
Flounders
Almonds
Geese
Gurnets
Bananas
Hares
Herrings
Chestnuts
Larks
Halibut
Cocoanuts
Poulardes
Haddock
Grapes
Pigeons (Tame)
Lobster
Figs
Pheasants
Mackerel
Lemons
Partridges
Oysters
Plaice
Melons (Water)
Pullets
Oranges
Plovers
Perch
Tangerines
Rabbits
Pike
Pines
Snipe
Smelts
Pears
Turkeys
Skate
Rhubarb (forced)
Woodcock
FEBRUARY.
Fish.
Fish —continued.
Poultry and
Carp
Cod
Smelts
Sprats
Game.
Crabs
Trout
Black Game
Crawfish
Turbot
Chickens
Crayfish
Whitebait
Ducks
Eels
Flounders
Fruit.
Ditto (Wild)
Fowls
Gurnets
Apples
Geese
Haddock
Almonds
Hares
Herrings
Bananas
Larks
Lobster
Cocoanuts
Poulardes
Mackerel
Grapes
Pheasants
Oysters
Lemons
Partridges
Plaice
Melons (Water)
Plovers
Perch
Oranges
Prairie Hens
Pike
Ditto, Seville
Rabbits
Salmon
Pines
Snipe
Shrimps
Pears
Turkeys
Skate
Rhubarb (forced)
Woodcock
Vegetables.
Artichokes (Globe)
Ditto (Jerusalem)
Brussels Sprouts
Beetroot
Cucumbers
Celery-
Chervil
Garlic
Greens
Horseradish
Kale
Lettuce
Leeks
Mushrooms
Onions
Parsnips
Potatoes
Savoys
Shallots
Salsify
Vegetables.
Artichokes (Globe)
Ditto (Jerusalem)
Brussels Sprouts
Beetroot
Cucumbers
Celery
Chervil
Garlic
Greens
Horseradish
Kale
Lettuce
Leeks
Mushrooms
Onions
Parsnips
Potatoes
Savoys
Shallots
Salsify
134
MARCH.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Trout
Game.
Vegetables.
Carp (until 15tb)
Turbot
Black Game
Crabs
Whitebait
Chickens
Artichokes (Globe)
Cod
Ducks
Beetroot
Crawfish
Ditto, Wild
Cucumbers
Crayfish
Ducklings
Chervil
Eels
Fruit.
Fowls
Garlic
Flounders
Geese
Horseradish
Gurnets
Apples
Guinea Fowl
Kale
Haddock
Almonds
Hares
Lettuce
Lobster
Bananas
Poulard es
Leeks
Mackerel
Cocoanuts
Pheasants (until
Mushrooms
Oysters
Figs
12th)
Onions
Perch (until 15th)
Grapes
Partridges, ditto
Potatoes
Pike ditto
Lemons
Plover (until 15tb)
Parsnips
Salmon
Oranges
Prairie Hens
Salsify
Smelts
Ditto, Seville
Quails
Savoys
Skate
Pines
Babbits
Shallots
Sprats
Ehubarb (forced)
Snipe (until 15th)
Spinach
Shrimps
Woodcock
Tomatoes
APRIL.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Vegetables.
Crawfish
Trout
Game.
Crabs
Turbot
Choice cookery
1888Page 50
Presented as published in 1888. 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
parts broken ice and 1 part of rough salt ; shake it well down, so that the mixture goes underneath the cupboard of the cave, and fill well up, so that the lid will just slide over the ice and salt ; replace the lids ; now fill the mould with the frozen cream from the freezer, and see that it is well pressed or shaken into the mould ; place the mould for
to 2 hours in the cave ; when ready, dip the mould for an instant in cold water, and turn out as a jelly. If you wish to keep the ice in shape ; after it is turned out it may be put back in the cave and will keep perfectly several hours, so that ices can be prepared long before they are required. When anything is freezing in the cave do not open the door oftener than is necessary.
When the cave is done with remove the brine and wash out with boiling water, and see that it is put away dry.
N.B. — Any ordinary copper mould may be used for the ices in this cave.
For description, sizes, and prices of caves, see page
FOOD IN SEASON
JANUARY.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Brill
Carp
Cod
Soles
Sprats
Shrimps
Game.
Black Game
Crab
Turbot
Chickens
Crawfish
Whiting
Ducks
Crayfish
Fruit
Ditto (Wild)
Eels
Apples
Fowls
Flounders
Almonds
Geese
Gurnets
Bananas
Hares
Herrings
Chestnuts
Larks
Halibut
Cocoanuts
Poulardes
Haddock
Grapes
Pigeons (Tame)
Lobster
Figs
Pheasants
Mackerel
Lemons
Partridges
Oysters
Plaice
Melons (Water)
Pullets
Oranges
Plovers
Perch
Tangerines
Rabbits
Pike
Pines
Snipe
Smelts
Pears
Turkeys
Skate
Rhubarb (forced)
Woodcock
FEBRUARY.
Fish.
Fish —continued.
Poultry and
Carp
Cod
Smelts
Sprats
Game.
Crabs
Trout
Black Game
Crawfish
Turbot
Chickens
Crayfish
Whitebait
Ducks
Eels
Flounders
Fruit.
Ditto (Wild) Fowls
Gurnets
Apples
Geese
Haddock
Almonds
Hares
Herrings
Bananas
Larks
Lobster
Cocoanuts
Poulardes
Mackerel
Grapes
Pheasants
Oysters
Lemons
Partridges
Plaice
Melons (Water)
Plovers
Perch
Oranges
Prairie Hens
Pike
Ditto, Seville
Rabbits
Salmon
Pines
Snipe
Shrimps
Pears
Turkeys
Skate
Rhubarb (forced)
Woodcock
Vegetables.
Artichokes (Globe)
Ditto (Jerusalem)
Brussels Sprouts
Beetroot
Cucumbers
Celery-
Chervil
Garlic
Greens
Horseradish
Kale
Lettuce
Leeks
Mushrooms
Onions
Parsnips
Potatoes
Savoys
Shallots
Salsify
Vegetables.
Artichokes (Globe)
Ditto (Jerusalem)
Brussels Sprouts
Beetroot
Cucumbers
Celery
Chervil
Garlic
Greens
Horseradish
Kale
Lettuce
Leeks
Mushrooms
Onions
Parsnips
Potatoes
Savoys
Shallots
Salsify
MARCH.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Trout
Game.
Vegetables.
Carp (until 15tb)
Turbot
Black Game
Crabs
Whitebait
Chickens
Artichokes (Globe)
Cod
Ducks
Beetroot
Crawfish
Ditto, Wild
Cucumbers
Crayfish
Ducklings
Chervil
Eels
Fruit.
Fowls
Garlic
Flounders
Geese
Horseradish
Gurnets
Apples
Guinea Fowl
Kale
Haddock
Almonds
Hares
Lettuce
Lobster
Bananas
Poulard es
Leeks
Mackerel
Cocoanuts
Pheasants (until
Mushrooms
Oysters
Figs
12th)
Onions
Perch (until 15th)
Grapes
Partridges, ditto
Potatoes
Pike ditto
Lemons
Plover (until 15tb)
Parsnips
Salmon
Oranges
Prairie Hens
Salsify
Smelts
Ditto, Seville
Quails
Savoys
Skate
Pines
Babbits
Shallots
Sprats
Rhubarb (forced)
Snipe (until 15th)
Spinach
Shrimps
Woodcock
Tomatoes
APRIL.
Fish.
Fish— continued.
Poultry and
Vegetables.
Crawfish
Trout
Game.
Crabs
Turbot