— a la poulette, 60
— ragout of, 60
Oyster and caviare sandwiches.
— canapes, 7
— cannelons a la Whitstable, 8
— cream, 10
Oystercreamsa la Devonshire, 10
— cutlets, 12
a la chef, 13
devilled, 13
Dutch, 13
— etiquettes, 14
— forcemeat, 17
— fritters a. I'epicure, 17
— jelly (savoury), 40
— kabobs, 21
— ketchup, 21
brown, 21
kromeskis, 22
white, 22
— loaves, 24
-- omelet, 26
— patties, 28
No. 2, 28
— pie, 30
a I'Americaine, 31
— pillau, 32
— powder, 32
— pudding, ^^
— puffs a rinde, ^^
— quenelles, 34
— ragout, 35
— rissoles a la mctropole, 35
— rolls, 36
— roly-poly, 36
— salad, 37
— sandwiches, 38
— sauce, 38
— sausages, 40
— souffle, 20, 43
— soup, 43
— tartlets, 45
— timbale a la Princesse Vic-
toria, 46
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INDEX
Oyster toast, 47
— trifles, 47
Oysters a la brochette, 5
— a la D'Uxelles, 48
— k la Fran5aise, 30
— a la Lucullus, 23
— a la maitre d'hotel, 25
— a la reine, 35
— a la Savarin, 39
— a la Tartare, 46
— a la Villeroi, 49
— a rindienne, 20
— aigrettes of, 60
— and macaroni, 24
— and parmesan cheese, 28
— and pheasant, 30
— and sweetbreads, 45
— and veal, 48
— and woodcock, 50
— aspic of, 2
— attelets of, 2
— au gourmet, 47
— au gratin, 18
— — superlatif, 18
— au jubile, 36
— au lit, 23
— au naturel, 15
— au plat, 27
— baked, 3
■ — boiled in butter, 4
— bouchees a I'Allemande, 5
— broiled, 6
— browned in their own gravy, 6
— butter in, 3
— chartreuse of, 8
— cold, au naturel, 9
— curried, 1 1
a rinde, 12
— en caisses a la Toulouse, 7
— en papillotes, 27
— en surprise, 45
— fleur of, au cordon bleu, 14
— for entrees, 38
— fricasseed, 15
— fried, 16
Oysters fried a I'Americaine, 16
— hashed, 19
— in butter, 6
— in wine a la ronde, 44
— little bombs of, 4
— little souffles a la Sandring-
ham, 23
— liver of herrings with, 24
— orlys of, 37
— patties, old-fashioned, 29
— pickled, 31
— savoury iced, 19
— scalloped, 41
■ a la Fran9aise, 42
with eggs, 41
— Scotch, 42
— Sorrento, 42
— stewed, of the last century, 44
— to keep, 21
— vol-au-vent, 49
— with fillets of soles, 15
— with leg of mutton, 25
Periwinkle patties, 61
Prawn curry, 62
Prawns a la Tartare, croutes of,
61
— au naturel a la mode, 63
— caviare with, 61
— coquilles of, 61
■ — en surprise, 63
— in jelly, 62
— kromeskis, 62
Russian tartlets, 65
Savoury brioches, 66
Scallops, scalloped, 63
Shrimp curry, 64
— pies, 65
— timbale, 65
Shrimps au diable, 64
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— a la poulette, 60
— ragout of, 60
Oyster and caviare sandwiches.
— canapes, 7
— cannelons a la Whitstable, 8
— cream, 10
Oystercreamsa la Devonshire, 10
— cutlets, 12
a la chef, 13
devilled, 13
Dutch, 13
— etiquettes, 14
— forcemeat, 17
— fritters a. I'epicure, 17
— jelly (savoury), 40
— kabobs, 21
— ketchup, 21 brown, 21
kromeskis, 22
white, 22
— loaves, 24 -- omelet, 26
— patties, 28 No. 2, 28
— pie, 30
a I'Americaine, 31
— pillau, 32
— powder, 32
— pudding, 32
— puffs a l'Indienne, 20
— quenelles, 34
— ragout, 35
— rissoles a la mctropole, 35
— rolls, 36
— roly-poly, 36
— salad, 37
— sandwiches, 38
— sauce, 38
— sausages, 40
— souffle, 20, 43
— soup, 43
— tartlets, 45
— timbale a la Princesse Victoria, 46
INDEX
Oyster toast, 47
— trifles, 47
Oysters a la brochette, 5
— a la D'Uxelles, 48
— k la Fran5aise, 30
— a la Lucullus, 23
— a la maitre d'hotel, 25
— a la reine, 35
— a la Savarin, 39
— a la Tartare, 46
— a la Villeroi, 49
— a rindienne, 20
— aigrettes of, 60
— and macaroni, 24
— and parmesan cheese, 28
— and pheasant, 30
— and sweetbreads, 45
— and veal, 48
— and woodcock, 50
— aspic of, 2
— attelets of, 2
— au gourmet, 47
— au gratin, 18
— — superlatif, 18
— au jubile, 36
— au lit, 23
— au naturel, 15
— au plat, 27
— baked, 3
■ — boiled in butter, 4
— bouchees a I'Allemande, 5
— broiled, 6
— browned in their own gravy, 6
— butter in, 3
— chartreuse of, 8
— cold, au naturel, 9
— curried, 1 1 a rinde, 12
— en caisses a la Toulouse, 7
— en papillotes, 27
— en surprise, 45
— fleur of, au cordon bleu, 14
— for entrees, 38
— fricasseed, 15
— fried, 16
Oysters fried a I'Americaine, 16
— hashed, 19
— in butter, 6
— in wine a la ronde, 44
— little bombs of, 4
— little souffles a la Sandringham, 23
— liver of herrings with, 24
— orlys of, 37
— patties, old-fashioned, 29
— pickled, 31
— savoury iced, 19
— scalloped, 41
■ a la Fran9aise, 42
with eggs, 41
— Scotch, 42
— Sorrento, 42
— stewed, of the last century, 44
— to keep, 21
— vol-au-vent, 49
— with fillets of soles, 15
— with leg of mutton, 25
Periwinkle patties, 61 Prawn curry, 62 Prawns a la Tartare, croutes of,
— au naturel a la mode, 63
— caviare with, 61
— coquilles of, 61 ■ — en surprise, 63
— in jelly, 62
— kromeskis, 62
Russian tartlets, 65
Savoury brioches, 66 Scallops, scalloped, 63 Shrimp curry, 64
— pies, 65
— timbale, 65 Shrimps au diable, 64
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