- 1Note
- 2By R. Bradley
- 3To Make Orange Wine. From Mrs. E. B.
- 4To Roast or Broil an Eel, From the Crown at Basingstoke, an. 1718
- 5To Make Birch-Wine. From Lady W.
- 6To Make Cake-Soup of Beef, &c.
- 7Pickled Fish. From Aaron Harrington, Esq.
- 8To Make Peigle, or Cowslip Wine, From Mrs. E. B.
- 9To Make Red Surfeit-Water. From Mrs. B.
- 10To Make Sage-Wine. From Mrs. E. B.
- 11The Following Is an Extraordinary Receipt for Pickling of Cucumbers…
- 12To Make Apricot Wine. From Mrs. J. L.
- 13Boil’d Partridges With Stew’d Sallary, From Lady W ——
- 14To Make Mead, From Lady G.
- 15To Pickle Onions, From Mrs. A. W.
- 16To Make Quince Wine. From Mrs. E. B.
- 17To Make Sausages, From Lady M.
- 18Part II — Including
- 19The Country Lady’s Director
- 20To Make Verjuice of Grapes, Unripe, or of Crab-Apples; From J. S. Esq.
- 21To Keep Anchovys Good for a Long Time. From Mrs. M. N.
- 22To Make Orange or Lemon Tarts. From Mrs. J. S.
- 23To Make Lemon Cheesecakes. From Mrs. M.N.
- 24To Make Cheesecakes. From Lady G.
- 25To Make Salmy, or With Us Salmy-Gundy. From Lady M.
- 26To Make a Shropshire Pye
- 27To Make a Shropshire Pye, Another Way. From Lady H.
- 28To Roast a Calf’s Liver, Another Way. From Mrs. M. N.
- 29Cream Custard. From Lady H.
- 30To Stew a Rump of Beef. From Mrs. L ——
- 31Lisbon or Portugal-Cakes. From the same_,_
- 32A Hash of Raw Beef. From Mr. Moring at the Blue-Posts Temple-Bar
- 33Butter Turned to Oil Recovered. From Mrs. M. N.
- 34Of the Baking of Fruit. From Mr. L. M.
- 35To Bake Tench. From Lady G.
- 36A Neck of Mutton and Broth. From L. P. Esq.
- 37Boil’d Venison, With Its Furniture. From Mr. L. L.
- 38To Make Minc’d Pyes, or _Christmas-_Pyes. From Mrs. M. C.
- 39To Salt a Ham in Imitation of Westphalia, &c.
- 40_Potatoe-_Puddings, Made With Sweet-meats. From Mr. Moring, Temple-Bar
- 41_Cheshire-_Pye With Pork. From Mr. R. J.
The Country Housewife and Lady’s Director
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