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Cassell's dictionary of cookery

1892

Page 1858

Presented as published in 1892. Historical recipes may not meet modern food-safety standards. Cook from the modern interpretation, not the original instructions.
Clear, from Fresh Meat Cock-a-Leekie Cocoa-nut Codling Conger Eel Cottage Cottage, Baked Crab Crayfish Cream of Eice Cressy- Duck-Giblet Eel Eel, Brown Eel, \yHiTE Egg Egg, Barley F.\iIILY Fish Fish, Brown Fish Quenelles Fish, "White Fish, with Pot.vtoes Fisherman's Forcemeat Balls for Mock Turtle Forcemeat for Fish, Soups, &c. Friar's Chicken Fruit,Soup of Cheese- gourd Fruit, Spuutc Game Garbure German- German Asparagus German Broth, or "Winter Hotch- potch Giblet GiBLET, Duck Giblet, Germ.4.n Goose Gravy-, Bro-r-n, from Bones Gr.wy, "V\''hite, Ver- micelli Green Corn- Green Pea Green Pea, Early Spring Green Pea, Maigre Greening for Grouse Guinea Fowl Haddock Hake Hare Hare, French Hare, Mock Hare, Superior Herb Hessian Hessian and Eagout Hotch-potch Hotch-potch, Mutton- Hotch-potch, Ox-tail Hotch-potch, Scotch Hotch-potch,"^Vixter Hunter's Imperi.vl Indian. Mulliga- tawny Invalid's Irish, or Balnamoon Skink Italian Macaroni Italian Potage Jardiniere Julienne Kale Brose Kidney Leeks Leeks, or Leekie Leeks and Maigre Lentil Liebig's Extr.\ct Liebig's, roR Chil- dren Liver Klosse, for Lobster Lobster .^nd Prawn- Lobster with Milk Lorne Macaroni Macaroni, Italian, for Marrow- Dumplings Maigre Meg Merilees Merveille MlLH Milk, GsRHA^r Mock Turtle Mock Turtle, Force- meat Balls for Monastery' "VS^'ine Moor G.oie Mullagatawny- m u l l a g a t a w n y , C.A-Lf's Head MULLAGATAWNY, FoWL im u l l a g a t a av n y , Rabbit COCK-A- PoT.VTO, MuLLAGATAWNY, Ve- (;etable Mussel iluTTON Broth Mutton Broth (In- valid Cookery) Mutton Broth, Mock Mutton Broth Nou- rishing Mutton Broth, Quickly Made Mutton Broth, Scotch JIutton Hotch-potch Neat's Foot Kettle Tops xouilles Onion- Onion, Brown- Onion, Maigre Onions, Burnt for Onions, Coloured foe Ox Cheek Ox Tail, Clear Ox Tail, Thick Oyster Oyster, Economical Oyster, Rich Palestine Panada Pancakes Pankail Parmesan and Soup Parsnips Partridges Pear Peas Peas, Green Peas, Green, Econo- mical Peas, Green, with- out Me.\t Peas, Nutritive Pro- perties of Peas, Quickly and Easily Made Peas Soup, To Fla- vour Pheasant Pigeon Poor Man's Poor Man's, Dr. Kitchiner's Portable Potage a la Colbert' Potage a la Conde Potage a la Crecy Potage a la Reine Potage a la Xaviee x-oTACE Bisque Potage de Veau Potato Potato a la Creme Potato and Leek pot-au-feu PoT-Au-FEU, Analysis OF THE PoT-AU-FEU, AU BaIN Marie PoT-Au-FEU, House- hold sou ( 904 ) SOU Prawn Pkixce's proven9al potage Prussian Pumpkin Queen's Quenelles, for Turtle Soup Quenelles, for White and Clear Soup Rabbit, Superior Eabbit, Ude's Eabbit, White Rabbits, Wild, Stock Broth from Ravioli Ray Regent's Restorative Broths Rhubarb Rhubarb, Sweet Rice and Egg, Danish Rice and Green Pea, French Rice and Onion Rice and Pumpkin Rice and Veal Broth Rice and Veal Soup Rice-flour Rice- FLOUR, for Thickening Rice, (A Danish Re- cipe) Rice, Italian Rice, Cream of Rice, made from Fresh Meat Rice, for Children, &c. Rice, Superior Rice, White Rice, Royal Rice Stew Roots, Essence of, for Moistening Russian Cabbage Russian Sago Salmon Savoury Jelly Scotch Broth Scotch Kale Semolina Sheep's Head Shin of Beef Skate Sorrel Spanish Chestnut Spinach Spring Stock Summer Tapioca Transparent Tomato Turkey Turnip Turtle Veal