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The Lady's Own Cookery Book
Subtitle
and New Dinner-Table Directory; in which will be found a large collection of original receipts, including not only the result of the authoress's many years observation, experience, and research, but also the contributions of an extensive circle of acquaintance: adapted to the use of persons living in the highest style, as well as those of moderate fortune.
Author
Charlotte Campbell Bury
Published
1844. Third Edition.
Recipes
Beverages
Beverages: Alcoholic Beverages
Breads
Breads: Yeast
Cheese
Desserts
Desserts: Cakes
Desserts: Cakes: Icings & Fillings
Desserts: Candy
Desserts: Cookies & Squares
Desserts: Pies
Desserts: Puddings
Eggs
Fruit
Herbs & Spices
Meat
- Bisquet, to make
- Chicken, or Ham and Veal patés, another
- Common Goose Pie
- Curry, Indian. No. 1
- Curry. No. 2
- Curry. No. 3
- Curry. No. 4
- Curry. No. 5
- Curry. No. 6
- Curry. No. 7
- Duck à la braise
- Duck, to boil
- Duck, to boil, à la Française
- Duck, to hash
- Duck, to stew with Cucumbers
- Duck, to stew with Peas
- English Sausages
- Forcemeat Balls, for Sauces
- Forcemeat, to make. No. 1
- Forcemeat. No. 2
- Forcemeat. No. 3
- Fowl with Rice, called Pilaw
- Fowl, to hash
- Fowl, to roast with Anchovies
- Fowl, to stew
- Gammon, to roast
- Giblet Pie
- Goose's liver, to dress
- Goose, to stuff
- Goose, to stuff another way
- Hare Pie
- Hare, to dress
- Hare, to hash
- Hare, to jug. No. 1
- Hare, to jug. No. 2
- Hare, to jug. No. 3
- Hare, to jug. No. 4
- Hare, to mince
- Hare, to roast
- Hare, to roast another way
- Hare, to stew
- Haunch of Venison, to broil
- Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 1
- Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 2
- Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 3
- Kabob, an India ragout
- Marrow Pasties
- Mock Brawn
- Oxford Sausages
- Partridge à la Paysanne
- Partridge à la Polonaise
- Partridge à la Russe
- Partridge Pie
- Partridge Pie
- Partridge rolled
- Partridge stewed
- Partridge, to boil
- Partridge, to pot
- Partridge, to roast
- Pheasant à l'Italienne
- Pheasant à la Braise
- Pheasant, Purée of
- Pheasant, to boil
- Pheasant, with white sauce
- Pigeons à la Tatare, with Cold Sauce
- Pigeons au Soleil
- Pigeons aux Poires
- Pigeons aux Poires Another Way
- Pigeons in disguise
- Pigeons in fricandeau
- Pigeons, à la Crapaudine
- Pigeons, biscuit of
- Pigeons, en compote. No. 1
- Pigeons, en compote. No. 2
- Pigeons, en compote. No. 3
- Pigeons, Pompeton of
- Pigeons, Surtout of
- Pigeons, to boil
- Pigeons, to broil
- Pigeons, to jug
- Pigeons, to pot
- Pigeons, to stew. No. 1
- Pigeons, to stew. No. 2
- Pigeons, to stew. No. 3
- Rabbits, brown fricassee of
- Rabbits, to boil
- Rabbits, to boil with Onions
- Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 1
- Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 2
- Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 3
- Ragout for made dishes
- Red Deer Venison, to pot
- Rich Goose Pie
- Rich Pigeon Pie
- Rissoles. No. 3
- Salme of Partridges
- Sausages for Scotch collops
- Sausages without skins
- Scotch Collops, brown
- Sweetbreads, ragout of
- Sweetbreads, ragout of, another
- Tongue, to bake
- Tripe, to dress
- Tripe, to fricassee
- Turkey à la Daube
- Turkey, to boil
- Turkey, with Oysters
- Veal Sweetbreads, to fry
- Veal Sweetbreads, to roast
- Venison Pasty
- Venison, excellent substitute for
- Venison, to boil
- Venison, to recover when tainted
- Venison, to recover when tainted
- Widgeon, to dress
- Wild Duck, to roast
- Woodcocks à la Française
- Woodcocks and Snipes, to roast
- Woodcocks, to pot
- Yorkshire Christmas Pie
Meat: Beef
- Alamode Beef, in the French manner
- Alamode Beef. No. 1
- Alamode Beef. No. 2
- Alamode Beef. No. 3
- Beef bouilli
- Beef bouilli, another way
- Beef for scraping
- Beef Olive Pie
- Beef Olives
- Beef Olives another way
- Beef Steak Pie
- Beef Steak Pudding
- Beef Steaks and Oysters
- Beef Steaks to broil
- Beef Steaks, to stew
- Beef Steaks, to stew another way
- Beef, sausage fashion
- Beef, to bake
- Beef, to dry
- Beef, to salt
- Beef, to salt
- Beef, to stew
- Beef, to stew another way
- Brisket of Beef, stewed German Fashion
- Calf's Head
- Calf's Head fricassee
- Calf's Head Pie
- Calf's Head, to dress like Turtle
- Calf's Head, to hash. No. 1
- Calf's Head, to hash. No. 2
- Calf's Head, to hash. No. 3
- Calf's Head, to hash. No. 4
- Calf's Head, to hash. No. 5
- Calf's Head, to pickle
- Calf's Liver
- Cold Beef, to dress
- Cold Beef, to pot
- Cold Boiled Beef, to dress
- Collar of Beef
- Collar of Beef, Another
- Collops of Cold Beef
- Collops, to mince
- Hung Beef. No. 1
- Hung Beef. No. 2
- Hung Beef. No. 3
- Italian Beef
- Leg of Mutton or Beef, to hash
- Leg of Mutton or Beef, to hash another way
- Ox-cheek, to stew
- Ox-cheek, to stew another way
- Ox-tail ragout
- Ox-tail ragout, another
- Pickle for Beef
- Red Beef
- Red Beef, another way
- Relishing Beef
- Rib of Beef, en papillotes (in paper)
- Ribs and Sirloin of Beef
- Robinson, to make
- Rump of Beef, cardinal fashion
- Rump of Beef, to bake
- Rump of Beef, with onions
- Rump Steaks broiled, with Onion Gravy
- Tongue and Udder, to roast
- Tongue, to boil
- Tongue, to pot
- Tongue, to smoke
- Tongues, to cure. No. 1
- Tongues, to cure. No. 2
- Tongues, to cure. No. 3
- Tongues, to cure. No. 4
- Tongues, to cure. No. 5
- Tongues, to cure. No. 6
- Vegetable Pie
Meat: Chicken
- Chicken and Ham, ragout of
- Chicken Pie
- Chicken, or Ham and Veal patés
- Chicken, to fricassee. No. 1
- Chicken, to fricassee. No. 2
- Chicken, to fricassee. No. 3
- Chicken, to fricassee. No. 4
- Chicken, white fricassee of
- Chickens, dressed with Peas
- Chickens, to fry
- Chickens, to heat
- Friar's Chicken
- Ham and Chicken Pie
- Ham and Chicken, to pot
- Ham and Chicken, to pot another way
- Pullets to bone and farce
- Pullets with Oysters
- Rissoles. No. 2
- Vol-au-Vent
Meat: Dressing, Stuffing
Meat: Lamb & Mutton
- Chine of Mutton, to roast
- Haricot Mutton
- Haricot Mutton Another Way
- Kabob, an India ragout, another way
- Lamb, to fricassee
- Lamb, to ragout
- Leg of Lamb, to boil
- Leg of Lamb, with forcemeat
- Leg of Mutton
- Leg of Mutton in the French fashion
- Leg of Mutton or Beef, to hash
- Leg of Mutton or Beef, to hash another way
- Loin of Mutton, to stew
- Meat, half-roasted or under-done
- Mutton chops, to stew
- Mutton cutlets
- Mutton cutlets, with onion sauce
- Mutton hams, to make
- Mutton in epigram
- Mutton or Grass Lamb Pie
- Mutton to eat like Venison
- Neck of Mutton, to boil
- Neck of Mutton, to fry
- Neck of Mutton, to roast
- Newmarket John
- Pilaw, an Indian dish
- Roasted Mutton, with stewed Cucumbers
- Saddle of Mutton and Kidneys
- Sheep's Tongue, or any other, with Oysters
- Shoulder of Lamb, grilled
- Shoulder of Mutton, to roast in blood
- Shoulder, or Leg of Mutton, with Oysters
- Venison, excellent substitute for
Meat: Pork
- Bacon, to cure. No. 1
- Bacon, to cure. No. 2
- Bacon, to cure. No. 3
- Barbicue
- Boar's Head, to dress whole
- Bologna Sausages
- Brawn, to keep
- Chicken and Ham, ragout of
- Chicken, or Ham and Veal patés
- Chine of Pork, to stuff and roast
- Chine of Pork, to stuff and roast another way
- English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 1
- English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 2
- English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 3
- English Sausages, Another Way
- Green Hams
- Ham and Chicken Pie
- Ham and Chicken, to pot
- Ham and Chicken, to pot another way
- Ham toasts
- Ham, entrée of
- Ham, essence of
- Ham, to cure the Thorpe way. No. 4
- Ham, to cure, No. 3
- Ham, to cure. No 7
- Ham, to cure. No. 1
- Ham, to cure. No. 10
- Ham, to cure. No. 11
- Ham, to cure. No. 12
- Ham, to cure. No. 13
- Ham, to cure. No. 14
- Ham, to cure. No. 15
- Ham, to cure. No. 2
- Ham, to cure. No. 5
- Ham, to cure. No. 6
- Ham, to cure. No. 8
- Ham, to cure. No. 9
- Ham, to dress
- Ham, to prepare for dressing without soaking
- Ham, to roast
- Hog's head like Brawn
- Hog's Puddings, Black. No. 1
- Hog's Puddings, Black. No. 2
- Hog's Puddings, Black. No. 3
- Leg of Pork, to broil
- Leg of Veal and Bacon, to boil
- Pig's Head, to roll
- Pig, to barbicue
- Pig, to collar
- Pig, to collar in colours
- Pig, to dress lamb fashion
- Pig, to pickle or souse
- Pig, to roast
- Pig, to roast another way
- Pigs' Feet and Ears, fricassee of
- Pigs' Feet and Ears, ragout of
- Pork Cutlets
- Pork, to collar
- Pork, to pickle
- Pork, to pickle another way
- Savoury Toasts, to relish Wine
- Spring of Pork, to roast
- Veal and Ham Patés
- Veal and Ham Pie
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 1
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 2
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 3
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 4
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 5
- Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 6
Meat: Veal
- Bombarded Veal
- Breast of Veal
- Breast of Veal en fricandeau
- Breast of Veal ragout
- Breast of Veal, glazed brown
- Breast of Veal, to stew with Peas
- Breast of Veal, to stew with Peas, another way
- Breast of Veal, with Cabbage and Bacon
- Chicken, or Ham and Veal patés
- Collops, White. No. 1
- Collops, White. No. 2
- Collops, White. No. 3
- Farcie, to make
- Fillet of Veal, to boil
- Fricandeau
- Half a Fillet of Veal, to stew
- Knuckle of Veal ragout
- Knuckle of Veal, white
- Leg of Veal and Bacon, to boil
- Loin of Veal Bechamel
- Loin of Veal, fricassee of
- Neck of Veal, stewed with Celery
- Scotch Collops
- Scotch Collops, Another Way
- Shoulder of Veal, to stew
- Trouhindella
- Veal and Ham Patés
- Veal Balls
- Veal Cake
- Veal Collops, with Oysters
- Veal Collops, with white sauce
- Veal Cutlets, larded
- Veal Cutlets, to dress
- Veal Cutlets, to dress, another way
- Veal Rumps
- Veal Sausages
- Veal served in paper
- Veal Steaks
- Veal, roasted, ragout of
- Veal, to boil
- Veal, to collar
- Veal, to collar another way
- Veal, to stew
- Veal, with Rice, to stew
Pancakes & Waffles
Pasta
Preserves & Pickles
- Anchovy Pickle
- Apple Jelly. No. 2
- Apricot and Plum Jam
- Apricot Jam
- Black or Red Currant Jelly
- Capsicum
- Cauliflower another way
- Cavechi, an Indian Pickle. No. 1
- Cherry Jam
- Cherry Marmalade
- Cherry Marmalade Another Way
- Citron Marmalade
- Clove Gilliflower, or any other Flower, for Salads
- Conserve of Apples
- Crab Jam or Jelly
- Cucumbers sliced
- Cucumbers, to preserve
- Cucumbers, to preserve green
- Cucumbers. No. 1
- Cucumbers. No. 2
- Cucumbers. No. 3
- Currant Jam or Jelly
- French Beans. No. 1
- French Beans. No. 2
- French Beans. No. 3
- Green Plum Jam
- India Pickle, called Picolili. No. 1
- India Pickle. No. 2
- India Pickle. No. 3
- Large Cucumbers, Mango of
- Large Cucumbers, Mango of, Another
- Mango Cossundria, or Pickle
- Melons or Cucumbers, as Mangoes
- Melons or Cucumbers, to preserve
- Mushrooms. No. 1
- Mushrooms. No. 2
- Mushrooms. No. 3
- Mushrooms. No. 4
- Mushrooms. No. 5
- Mushrooms. No. 6
- Mushrooms. No. 7
- Mustard Pickle
- Nasturtiums
- Onions. No. 1
- Onions. No. 2
- Onions. No. 3
- Onions. No. 4
- Onions. No. 5
- Onions. No. 6
- Orange Marmalade. No. 1
- Orange Marmalade. No. 2
- Orange Marmalade. No. 3
- Pippin or Codling-Jelly
- Purslain, Samphire, Broom Buds, etc.
- Radish Pods
- Raspberry Jam. No. 1
- Raspberry Jam. No. 2
- Raspberry Jam. No. 3
- Red Cabbage. No. 1
- Red Pickle, for any meat
- Red Quince Marmalade. No. 1
- Red Quince Marmalade. No. 2
- Red Quince Marmalade. No. 3
- Samphire
- Scotch Orange Marmalade
- Spanish Onions, Mango of
- Strawberry Jam
- Strawberry Jam Another Way
- Suckers, before the leaves are hard
- Walnuts, black. No. 1
- Walnuts, green
- Walnuts, to preserve
- Walnuts. No. 2
- Walnuts. No. 3
- Walnuts. No. 4
- Walnuts. No. 5
- White Quince Marmalade
Preserves & Pickles: Canned & Preserved Fruit
- Another Damson Cheese
- Apple Cheese
- Apples and Pears, to dry
- Apples, to preserve green
- Apricots in Brandy
- Apricots, to dry
- Apricots, to preserve
- Apricots, to preserve another way
- Apricots, to preserve in Jelly
- Apricots, to preserve whole
- Barberries, to preserve
- Barberries. No. 1
- Barberries. No. 2
- Barberries. No. 3
- Barberries. No. 4
- Brandy Cherries
- Cherries, to dry
- Cherries, to preserve. No. 1
- Cherries, to preserve. No. 2
- Cherries, to preserve. No. 3
- Codlings
- Crabs, to preserve
- Currants or Barberries, to dry in bunches
- Currants, to bottle
- Currants, to bottle another way
- Damson Cheese
- Damsons, to dry
- Damsons, to preserve without Sugar
- Figs, to dry
- Fruit of all sorts, to scald
- Fruit, to preserve
- Fruit, to preserve green
- Golden Pippins, to preserve
- Gooseberries in Jelly
- Gooseberries, to bottle
- Gooseberries, to preserve
- Gooseberries, to preserve another way
- Grapes, to dry
- Grapes, to preserve
- Great White Plum, to preserve
- Greengages, to preserve
- Greengages, to preserve another way
- Lemons or Seville Oranges, to preserve
- Lemons, or Oranges
- Lemons. No. 1
- Lemons. No. 2
- Lemons. No. 3
- Lemons. No. 4
- Lemons. No. 5
- Lemons. No. 6
- Liquor for dried Cherries
- Melons
- Melons to imitate Mangoes
- Morella Cherries, to preserve
- Morella Cherries, to preserve in Brandy
- Orange and Lemon Peel
- Oranges, to preserve
- Peaches, Mango of
- Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 1
- Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 2
- Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 3
- Pears, to pot
- Pineapple Chips
- Pineapple, to preserve in slices
- Pippins, to dry
- Plums, to dry green
- Quinces
- Quinces, to preserve
- Quinces, to preserve whole
- Raspberries, to preserve
- Raspberries, to preserve another way
- Raspberries, to preserve in Currant Jelly
- Red Currants, to preserve
- Red Currants, to preserve another way
- Seville Oranges, to preserve
- Siberian Crabs, to preserve (transparent)
- Siberian Crabs, to preserve another way
- Strawberries, to preserve for eating with Cream
- Strawberries, to preserve in Currant Jelly
- Strawberries, to preserve in Gooseberry Jelly
- To bottle Damsons
- White Currants, to preserve
- Whole Oranges, to preserve
Rice, Cereals, Grains
Salads
Salads: Salad Dressings
Sandwiches
Sauces & Spreads
- Almond Butter
- Anchovy Sauce
- Another Brown Gravy
- Another Green Sauce for Green Geese, or Ducklings
- Another Meat Jelly for Sauces
- Another Sauce Piquante
- Another Sauce Robert
- Another White Sauce
- Bacchanalian Sauce
- Bechamel, or White Sauce. No. 1
- Bechamel. No. 2
- Bechamel. No. 3
- Beef Gravy
- Beef Gravy, to keep for use
- Black Butter
- Bread Sauce for Pig
- Bread Sauce. No. 1
- Bread Sauce. No. 2
- Bread Sauce. No. 3
- Bread Sauce. No. 4
- Brown Cullis
- Brown Cullis, Another
- Brown Gravy
- Butter, to burn
- Butter, to clarify
- Butter, to clarify another way
- Butter, to make without churning
- Camp Vinegar
- Camp Vinegar, Another
- Caper Sauce
- Carp Sauce
- Carp Sauce, Another
- Carp Sauce, for Fish
- Cavechi. No. 2
- Cavechi. No. 3
- Celery Sauce, brown
- Celery Sauce, white
- Chili Vinegar
- Cream Sauce for White Dishes
- Cullis of Veal, or any other Meat
- Cullis, to thicken Sauces
- Dandy Sauce, for all sorts of Poultry and Game
- Devonshire Sauce
- Dutch Sauce
- Dutch Sauce for Carp or Tench
- Dutch Sauce for Fish
- Dutch Sauce for Meat or Fish
- Dutch Sauce for Trout
- Egg Sauce
- Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 1
- Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 2
- Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 3
- Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 4
- Excellent White Fish Sauce
- Excellent White Fish Sauce, Another
- Exquisite
- Fish Sauce. No. 1
- Fish Sauce. No. 10
- Fish Sauce. No. 11
- Fish Sauce. No. 12
- Fish Sauce. No. 13
- Fish Sauce. No. 14
- Fish Sauce. No. 15
- Fish Sauce. No. 2
- Fish Sauce. No. 3
- Fish Sauce. No. 4
- Fish Sauce. No. 5
- Fish Sauce. No. 6
- Fish Sauce. No. 7
- Fish Sauce. No. 8
- Fish Sauce. No. 9
- Garlic Vinegar
- Genoese Sauce for Stewed Fish
- German Sauce
- Gooseberry Vinegar
- Green Sauce for Green Geese, or Ducklings
- Ham Sauce
- Harvey's Sauce
- Horseradish Sauce
- Italian Sauce
- Ketchup
- Lemon Sauce
- Light brown Sauce for Carp
- Liver Sauce for boiled Fowls
- Lobster Sauce. No. 1
- Lobster Sauce. No. 2
- Lobster Sauce. No. 3
- Marchioness's Sauce
- Meat Jelly for Sauces
- Mixed Sauce
- Mushroom Ketchup. No. 1
- Mushroom Ketchup. No. 2
- Mushroom Ketchup. No. 3
- Mushroom Ketchup. No. 4
- Mushroom Sauce
- Mustard, to make
- Oyster Sauce. No. 1
- Oyster Sauce. No. 2
- Plague, or Four Thieves' Vinegar
- Plain Melted Butter
- Plain Melted Butter, Another
- Poivrade Sauce
- Poor Man's Sauce
- Quin's Fish Sauce
- Ragout Sauce
- Raisin Vinegar
- Raspberry Vinegar
- Raspberry Vinegar. No. 1
- Raspberry Vinegar. No. 2
- Raspberry Vinegar. No. 3
- Relishing Sauce
- Rice Sauce
- Richmond Sauce, for boiled Chicken
- Roasted Turkey, delicate Gravy for
- Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 1
- Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 2
- Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 3
- Sauce de Ravigotte
- Sauce for any kind of roasted Meat
- Sauce for Beef Bouilli
- Sauce for boiled Beef à la Russe
- Sauce for boiled Chickens
- Sauce for boiled Chickens, Another
- Sauce for boiled Turkey or Fowl
- Sauce for Carp and Tench
- Sauce for cold Chicken or Game
- Sauce for Ducks
- Sauce for Hare or Venison
- Sauce for Hashes or Fish, and good with any thing and every thing
- Sauce for Pike, or any other fresh-water Fish
- Sauce for roasted Mutton
- Sauce for Steaks
- Sauce for Turkey or Chicken
- Sauce for White Hashes or Chickens
- Sauce Piquante
- Sauce Piquante, to serve cold
- Sauce Piquante, to serve hot
- Sauce Ravigotte à la Bourgeoise
- Sauce Robert
- Sauce, for roasted Fowls of all kinds, or roasted Mutton
- Shalot Sauce, for boiled Mutton
- Spanish Butter
- Spanish Sauce
- Sultana Sauce
- Sweet Venison Sauce
- To thicken Butter for Peas, etc.
- Tomata Ketchup
- Tomata Sauce. No. 1
- Tomata Sauce. No. 2
- Tomata Sauce. No. 3
- Turkey Cullis
- Venison Sauce
- Very good general Sauce
- Vinegar for Pickling. No. 1
- Vinegar. No. 2
- Vinegar. No. 3
- Walnut Ketchup
- Walnut Ketchup, Another
- Walnut Ketchup. No. 1
- Walnut Ketchup. No. 2
- Walnut Ketchup. No. 3
- Walnut Ketchup. No. 4
- Walnut Ketchup. No. 5
- White Sauce
- White Sauce for Carp
- White Sauce for Chickens
- White Sauce, for boiled Fowls
- White Sauce, for Fowls
- White Sauce, for Fowls, Another
- White Sauce, with Capers and Anchovies, for any White Fish
Sauces & Spreads: Dessert Sauces
Seafood
- Beef Steaks and Oysters
- Carp and Tench
- Carp, to stew
- Carp, to stew another way
- Cod's Head, to boil
- Cod, Ragout of
- Cod, to stew
- Crab or Lobster, to butter
- Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 1
- Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 2
- Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 3
- Crab, to dress
- Crawfish, to make red
- Eels broiled whole
- Eels, to collar
- Eels, to fry
- Eels, to pickle
- Eels, to pot
- Eels, to roast
- Eels, to spitchcock
- Eels, to spitchcock, another way
- Eels, to stew
- Eels, to stew another way
- Fish hashed in Paste
- Fish Pudding
- Fish, in general, to dress
- Fish, to Cavietch
- Fish, to dress in Sauce
- Fresh Salmon, to dress
- Gudgeon
- Haddock baked
- Haddock Pudding
- Haddocks, to bake
- Herring
- Herrings, Red, Trout Fashion
- Herrings, to marinate
- Lampreys, to pot
- Lampreys, to pot another way
- Lobster Fricassee
- Lobster Patés
- Lobsters, to butter
- Lobsters, to hash
- Lobsters, to pot
- Lobsters, to stew
- Mackarel à la maitre d'hotel
- Mackarel Pie
- Mackarel, to boil
- Mackarel, to broil
- Mackarel, to collar
- Mackarel, to fry
- Mackarel, to pickle
- Mackarel, to pot
- Mackarel, to souse
- Mock Turtle. No. 4
- Mullet, to boil
- Mullet, to broil
- Mullet, to fry
- Oyster Loaves
- Oyster Patés. No. 1
- Oyster Patés. No. 2
- Oyster Patés. No. 3
- Oyster Pie
- Oysters, ragout of
- Oysters, to pickle
- Oysters, to stew
- Oysters, to stew another way
- Oysters. No. 1
- Oysters. No. 2
- Oysters. No. 3
- Oysters. No. 4
- Oysters. No. 5
- Oysters. No. 6
- Perch, to fricassee
- Pike à la Tatare, or in the Tartar fashion
- Pike au Souvenir
- Pike Fricandeau
- Pike in Court Bouillon
- Pike stuffed, to boil
- Pike, German way of dressing
- Pike, to boil, à-la-Française
- Pike, to broil
- Pike, to dress
- Pike, to pot
- Pike, to roast
- Salmon à la Poële, or done on the Stove
- Salmon, to dress en caisses, that is, in small paper cases
- Salmon, to marinate
- Salmon. No. 1
- Salmon. No. 2
- Salmon. No. 3
- Scallops
- Shrimps, to pot
- Shrimps, to pot another way
- Smelts
- Smelts, to fry
- Smelts, to pickle
- Smelts, to pot
- Soles, to boil
- Soles, to boil, à-la-Française
- Soles, to stew
- Sprats, to bake
- Sturgeon, to roast
- To recover Anchovies
- Turbot or Barbel, glazed
- Turbot or Barbel, to dress en maigre, or in a lean fashion
- Turbot, plain boiled
- Turbot, to boil
- Turbot, to boil in Court Bouillon, with Capers
- Turbot, to boil in Gravy
- Turbot, to dress
- Turbot, to dress en gras, or in a rich fashion
- Turbot, to fry
- Turtle, to dress
- Water Souchi
- Whiting, to dry
Soup
- Almond Soup
- Another Asparagus Soup
- Another Carrot Soup
- Another Hare Soup
- Another Hessian Soup
- Asparagus Soup
- Barley Broth
- Barley Broth, Another
- Broth for the Poor
- Broth for the Poor, Another
- Broth for the Sick. No. 1
- Broth for the Sick. No. 2
- Broth for the sick. No. 3
- Calf's Head Soup
- Carrot Soup
- Chervil Broth for Cough
- Clear Herb Soup
- Clear Soup
- Cod's Head Soup
- Consommé
- Crawfish Soup
- Crawfish, or Lobster Soup
- Cream of Chicken, or Fowl
- Cullis à la Reine, or Queen's Stock
- Curry or Mulligatawny Soup
- Eel Soup
- Fish Soup
- Fish Stock
- French Soup
- Giblet Soup. No. 1
- Giblet Soup. No. 2
- Giblet Soup. No. 3
- Gravy Soup. No. 1
- Gravy Soup. No. 2
- Gravy Soup. No. 3
- Green Pea Soup. No. 1
- Green Pea Soup. No. 2
- Green Pea Soup. No. 3
- Green Pea Soup. No. 4
- Green Pea Soup. No. 5
- Green Pea Soup. No. 6
- Hare Soup
- Hessian Soup
- Hodge-Podge
- Madame de Maillet's Broth
- Mock Turtle Soup. No. 1
- Mock Turtle. No. 2
- Mulligatawny Soup. No. 1
- Mulligatawny Soup. No. 2
- Mulligatawny Soup. No. 3
- Mutton Broth
- Onion Soup. No. 1
- Onion Soup. No. 2
- Onion Soup. No. 3
- Ox Head Soup
- Ox Head Soup, Another
- Pea Soup. No. 1
- Pea Soup. No. 2
- Pea Soup. No. 3
- Pea Soup. No. 4
- Pepper-pot
- Pork Broth
- Portable Soup
- Potage
- Potato Soup
- Rabbit Soup
- Root Soup
- Scotch Broth
- Scotch Leek Soup
- Soup and Bouilli
- Soup for the Poor
- Soup for the Poor, Another
- Soup without Meat
- Soup. No. 1
- Soup. No. 2
- Soup. No. 3
- Soupe à la Reine, Another
- Soupe à la Reine, or Queen's Soup
- Soupe Maigre. No. 1
- Soupe Maigre. No. 2
- Soupe Maigre. No. 3
- Soupe Maigre. No. 4
- Soupe Maigre. No. 5
- Soupe Santé, or Wholesome Soup
- Spanish Soup
- Turnip Broth
- Turnip Broth, Another
- Turnip Soup
- Veal Broth. No. 1
- Veal Broth. No. 2
- Veal Broth. No. 3
- Veal Broth. No. 4
- Veal Soup
- Vegetable Soup. No. 1
- Vegetable Soup. No. 2
- Vegetable Soup. No. 3
- Vegetable Soup. No. 4
- Vegetable Soup. No. 5
- Vermicelli Soup
- West India Soup, called Pepper Pot
- White Soup. No. 1
- White Soup. No. 2
- White Soup. No. 3
- White Soup. No. 4
- White Soup. No. 5
- White Soup. No. 6
- White Soup. No. 7
- Winter Pea Soup
Vegetables
- Artichokes
- Artichokes to boil in Winter
- Artichokes, to fricassee
- Asparagus
- Asparagus forced in French Rolls
- Beet-root
- Beet-root and Turnips
- Beet-root, Another
- Brown Mushrooms
- Cabbage
- Cabbage, farced
- Cauliflower
- Cauliflowers, with White Sauce
- Celery à la Crême
- Celery, to stew
- Celery, to stew another way
- Croquets of Potatoes
- Cucumbers stuffed
- Cucumbers, to stew
- Green Bean Pudding
- Green Peas, to keep till Christmas
- Green Peas, to keep till Christmas, another way
- Leek Porridge
- Mushroom Liquor and Powder
- Mushrooms, to dry
- Mushrooms, to stew brown
- Onion Cake
- Peas, to stew
- Peas, to stew another way
- Potato balls
- Potato Pudding. No. 1
- Potato Pudding. No. 2
- Potato Pudding. No. 3
- Potato Pudding. No. 4
- Potato Pudding. No. 5
- Potato Pudding. No. 6
- Potato Pudding. No. 7
- Potatoes, à-la-Maitre d'hotel
- Potatoes, French way of cooking
- Potatoes, to bake
- Potatoes, to boil. No. 1
- Potatoes, to boil. No. 2
- Potatoes, to boil. No. 3
- Potatoes, to fry
- Potatoes, to mash
- Red Cabbage. No. 2
- Red Cabbage. No. 3
- Spinach, Another Way
- Spinach, the best mode of dressing
- Spinach, to stew
- Stewed Spinach Another way
- Tomata to eat with roast meat
- Truffles and Morels, to stew
- Vegetable Pie
- Vegetables, to stew
- Water Cresses, to stew
Miscellaneous Recipes
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