for Pickles, To Makê!!! 4*
While Onion 39
Wine, for Venison or Mutton. ... 42
Beans, Baked, and Pork S!
Beef, Hashed S»
Calf or Pigs' Brains Fried S6
" Feet " s6
" Head, Boiled or Baked. . . s*
" " Collared 57
" " Potted 57
Curry of Cold Roast Fowl 57
Fricadellons, Veal or Mutton. ,, 54
Ham Toast for Lunch 5S
Mustard, French, To Make sj
Mutton, Scallops, with Mush-
rooms Si
Pie, Veal and Ham 53 y
Rarebit, Welsh 58
Salad, Veal s;
Sandwiches 51
" for Picnics 5]
Stew, Irish 50
" Kidney and Mushroonis. .. 50
" Lamb Chops 5)
" Pigeon SI
'* Tripe, Plain 51
Sweetbreads, Veal 55
Timbale 54
Tripe, with Mushrooms 51
" To Fry Brown 51
Veal Hash y
" and Ham Pie 53,^
" Minced.and Poached Eggs. 56
" or Mutton Fricadellons ji
" Salad S5
" Sweeibreads 53
fNDEX.
263
MUTTON, BEEF AND HAMS.
PAGE.
Beef, Brisket, Boiled and Stuffed 6i
" Round, Stewed 6i
" " a la Baronne 62
" Steak, to Fry as if Broiled. 62
" Roasted 63
" To Roast in Stove 63
Boiling, Remarks on 59
Daube Glacée of Beef 60
Ham, Baked 59
" Stuffed 59
" to Boil 60
Mutton, Haunch 64
Legof, Boiled 64
Roast 64
" Stuffed with Mushrooms 64
" to Taste like Venison. . . 65
FOWLS AND GAME.
Chicken, Boiled 66
" " with Stuffing.... 67
Broiled 69
" Cold, Scalloped 69
Country Fried 66
" Curry 69
'' Fricassée a la Marenga. 68
'" Pie a la Reine 69
" Plain 70
Pot Pie 70
Roast 68
" Stew or Fricassée 67
" Saute, with Oyster
Sauce 68
Duck, Canvas Back 'jd
" Roast 75,77
" to Stew with Green Peas. . 76
" Tame and Wild 75
Wild 77
Oame, Venison, etc, Remarks
On 78
<joose, with Chestnuts a la Chip-
olita 78
<joose, Roast, with Sage and
Onion 77
<joose, Wild 77
Hare or Rabbit, Roast 80
Partridge 80
Pigeon Pie 80
PAGE.
Pie, Squirrel or Rabbit 79
*• Rice Bird 80
" Roast 81
Pigeon 80
Pig, Roast 81
Quails 80
Rice-Bird Pie 80
Teal, Broiled 77
Turkey, Boiled, with Celery
Sauce 74
Turkey, Boiled, with Oyster
Sauce 74
Turkey, Boned 71
" to Roast 72
" Roast a la Perigord. ... 73
Wild 72
Venison Steak 79
" Pasty 79
VEGETABLES.
Artichokes, Burr 89
Asparagus on Toast 87
" with Cream 88
Beans, Snap, Stewed and Boiled. 89
" Lima, or Butter 90
Beets, Boiled 92
Cabbage, Stewed 91
Cauliflower, with White Sauce. . 91
Corn, Green, on Cob 84
" Stewed 84
" " Fritters 85
" Oysters Se
" Pudding 85
Egg Plant 88
Macaroni in a Mould 92
" and Grated Cheese... 93
Mushrooms, Stewed, on Toast. . . 88
Okra and Corn Fricassée 85
" or Gombo, to Cook 86
Onions, Boiled and Fried 84
Parsnip Fritters 92
Peas, Green English, to Stew 89
" Marrowfat 90
Potatoes 83
" Croquets 81
" Fried 83
" Irish, Mashed and
Browned 8'"
264
IMDEX.
PAGE.
PoUto, Irish, Stcwcd 82
Puffs 82
" Swcct 83
Pumpkin, with Sait Méat 91
Salsify, Fried in Battcr 86
Spinach, to Cook 87
Squash, Stewed 90
" Summer, Stewed 91
Succotash 85
Tomatoes, to Broil 87
Stuffed 86
Stewed 87
Turnips, to Cook 84
EGGS^ OMELETS^ ETC.
Eggs au Gratin, for Lent * . 95
" Boiled, Soft or Hard 94
" Poached, with Toast and
Anchovy Paste 95
" Poached, and Ham 96
" with Browned Butter and
Vinegar 96
Omelet, Delicious 99
" for One Person 97
" Spanish 99
" with Green Onion 97
" " Oysters 100
" " Parmesan Cheese. . 97
" Sugar 98
" au Naturel 96
Soufflée 98
" in mould 98
SALADS AND RELISHES.
Catsup, Mushroom loi
" Tomato 102
Celery, etc., Vinegar 102
Garnishes loi
Jambolaya of Fowls and Rice. .. 106
Salad, Chicken, French 103
Small 104
" Potato 105
** Tomato, with or without
Shrimp 105
Slaw, Cold, with Hot Sauce.... 106
" Plain 106
Thyme, etc., Flavor loi
Tomato Catsup 102, 103
" Green, Soy 102
PICKLES.
FAOL
Cabbage, Chopped 112
Pickle, Yellow 112
Red 113
Cantaloupe, Sweet Pickle of m
Cauliflower 113
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Presented as published in 1885. 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
for Pickles, To Make 4*
While Onion 39
Wine, for Venison or Mutton. . . 42
Beans, Baked, and Pork 51
Beef, Hashed 50
Calf or Pigs' Brains Fried 56
" Feet " 56
" Head, Boiled or Baked. . . 57
" " Collared 57
" " Potted 57
Curry of Cold Roast Fowl 56
Fricadellons, Veal or Mutton. . . 54
Ham Toast for Lunch 55
Mustard, French, To Make 52
Mutton, Scallops, with Mushrooms 52
Pie, Veal and Ham 53
Rarebit, Welsh 57
Salad, Veal 52
Sandwiches 51
" for Picnics 52
Stew, Irish 49
" Kidney and Mushrooms. . . 50
" Lamb Chops 50
" Pigeon 51
" Tripe, Plain 51
Sweetbreads, Veal 54
Timbale 54
Tripe, with Mushrooms 51
" To Fry Brown 51
Veal Hash 56
" and Ham Pie 53
" Minced and Poached Eggs. 56
" or Mutton Fricadellons ji
" Salad 55
" Sweetbreads 53
fNDEX.
MUTTON, BEEF AND HAMS.
Beef, Brisket, Boiled and Stuffed 6i
" Round, Stewed 6i
" " a la Baronne 62
" Steak, to Fry as if Broiled. 62
" Roasted 63
" To Roast in Stove 63
Boiling, Remarks on 59
Daube Glacée of Beef 60
Ham, Baked 59
" Stuffed 59
" to Boil 60
Mutton, Haunch 64
Legof, Boiled 64
Roast 64
" Stuffed with Mushrooms 64
" to Taste like Venison. . . 65
FOWLS AND GAME.
Chicken, Boiled 66
" " with Stuffing.... 67
Broiled 69
" Cold, Scalloped 69
Country Fried 66
" Curry 69
'' Fricassée a la Marenga. 68
'" Pie a la Reine 69
" Plain 70
Pot Pie 70
Roast 68
" Stew or Fricassée 67
" Saute, with Oyster
Sauce 68
Duck, Canvas Back 'jd
" Roast 75,77
" to Stew with Green Peas. . 76
" Tame and Wild 75
Wild 77
Oame, Venison, etc, Remarks
On 78
Goose, with Chestnuts a la Chipolita 78
Goose, Roast, with Sage and Onion 77
Goose, Wild 77
Hare or Rabbit, Roast 80
Partridge 80
Pigeon Pie 80
Pie, Squirrel or Rabbit 79
*• Rice Bird 80
" Roast 81
Pigeon 80
Pig, Roast 81
Quails 80
Rice-Bird Pie 80
Teal, Broiled 77
Turkey, Boiled, with Celery
Sauce 74
Turkey, Boiled, with Oyster
Sauce 74
Turkey, Boned 71
" to Roast 72
" Roast a la Perigord. ... 73
Wild 72
Venison Steak 79
" Pasty 79
VEGETABLES.
Artichokes, Burr 89
Asparagus on Toast 87
" with Cream 88
Beans, Snap, Stewed and Boiled. 89
" Lima, or Butter 90
Beets, Boiled 92
Cabbage, Stewed 91
Cauliflower, with White Sauce. . 91
Corn, Green, on Cob 84
" Stewed 84
" " Fritters 85
" Oysters Se
" Pudding 85
Egg Plant 88
Macaroni in a Mould 92
" and Grated Cheese... 93
Mushrooms, Stewed, on Toast. . . 88
Okra and Corn Fricassée 85
" or Gombo, to Cook 86
Onions, Boiled and Fried 84
Parsnip Fritters 92
Peas, Green English, to Stew 89
" Marrowfat 90
Potatoes 83
" Croquets 81
" Fried 83
" Irish, Mashed and Browned 82
INDEX.
Potato, Irish, Stewed 82
Puffs 82
" Swcct 83
Pumpkin, with Sait Méat 91
Salsify, Fried in Batter 86
Spinach, to Cook 87
Squash, Stewed 90
" Summer, Stewed 91
Succotash 85
Tomatoes, to Broil 87
Stuffed 86
Stewed 87
Turnips, to Cook 84
EGGS^ OMELETS^ ETC.
Eggs au Gratin, for Lent * . 95
" Boiled, Soft or Hard 94
" Poached, with Toast and
Anchovy Paste 95
" Poached, and Ham 96
" with Browned Butter and
Vinegar 96
Omelet, Delicious 99
" for One Person 97
" Spanish 99
" with Green Onion 97
" " Oysters 100
" " Parmesan Cheese. . 97
" Sugar 98
" au Naturel 96
Soufflée 98
" in mould 98
SALADS AND RELISHES.
Catsup, Mushroom loi
" Tomato 102
Celery, etc., Vinegar 102
Garnishes loi
Jambolaya of Fowls and Rice. .. 106
Salad, Chicken, French 103
Small 104
" Potato 105
** Tomato, with or without
Shrimp 105
Slaw, Cold, with Hot Sauce.... 106
" Plain 106
Thyme, etc., Flavor loi
Tomato Catsup 102, 103
" Green, Soy 102
PICKLES.
FAOL
Cabbage, Chopped 112
Pickle, Yellow 112
Red 113
Cantaloupe, Sweet Pickle of m
Cauliflower 113