- 1Preface
- 2General Directions
- 3January
- 4February
- 5March
- 6April
- 7May
- 8June
- 9July
- 10August
- 11September
- 12October
- 13November
- 14December
- 15General Rules for a Good Dinner
- 16A Dinner for Fourteen or Sixteen Persons
- 17First Course
- 18Dinner for Twelve or Fourteen Persons
- 19Dinner for Ten or Twelve Persons
- 20Dinner for Eight Persons
- 21Dinner for Six Persons
- 22Dinner for Four Persons — Almond Soup
- 23Asparagus Soup
- 24Another
- 25Calf’s Head Soup
- 26Carrot Soup
- 27Another
- 28Clear Soup
- 29Clear Herb Soup
- 30Cod’s Head Soup
- 31Crawfish Soup
- 32Crawfish, or Lobster Soup
- 33Curry or Mulligatawny Soup
- 34Eel Soup
- 35Fish Soup
- 36French Soup
- 37Friar’s Chicken
- 38Giblet Soup. No. 1
- 39Giblet Soup. No. 2
- 40Giblet Soup. No. 3
- 41Gravy Soup. No. 1
- 42Gravy Soup. No. 2
- 43Gravy Soup. No. 3
- 44Hare Soup
- 45Another
- 46Hessian Soup
- 47Another
- 48Mock Turtle Soup. No. 1
- 49Mock Turtle. No. 2
- 50Mock Turtle. No. 3 — Mock Turtle. No. 4
- 51Mulligatawny Soup. No. 1
- 52Mulligatawny Soup. No. 2
- 53Mulligatawny Soup. No. 3
- 54Onion Soup. No. 1
- 55Onion Soup. No. 2
- 56Onion Soup. No. 3
- 57Ox Head Soup
- 58Another
- 59Green Pea Soup. No. 1
- 60Green Pea Soup. No. 2
- 61Green Pea Soup. No. 3
- 62Green Pea Soup. No. 4
- 63Green Pea Soup. No. 5
- 64Green Pea Soup. No. 6
- 65Winter Pea Soup
- 66Pea Soup. No. 1
- 67Pea Soup. No. 2
- 68Pea Soup. No. 3
- 69Pea Soup. No. 4
- 70Portable Soup
- 71Potato Soup
- 72Rabbit Soup
- 73Root Soup
- 74Scotch Leek Soup
- 75To brown or colour Soup
- 76Seasoning for Soups and Brown Sauces
- 77Soup. No. 1
- 78Soup. No. 2
- 79Soup. No. 3
- 80Soup without Meat
- 81Soup for the Poor
- 82Another
- 83Soup and Bouilli
- 84Soupe à la Reine, or Queen’s Soup
- 85Another
- 86Soupe Maigre. No. 1
- 87Soupe Maigre. No. 2
- 88Soupe Maigre. No. 3
- 89Soupe Maigre. No. 4
- 90Soupe Maigre. No. 5
- 91Soupe Santé, or Wholesome Soup
- 92Spanish Soup
- 93Turnip Soup
- 94Veal Soup
- 95Vegetable Soup. No. 1
- 96Vegetable Soup. No. 2
- 97Vegetable Soup. No. 3
- 98Vegetable Soup. No. 4
- 99Vegetable Soup. No. 5
- 100Vermicelli Soup
- 101West India Soup, called Pepper Pot
- 102White Soup. No. 1
- 103White Soup. No. 2
- 104White Soup. No. 3
- 105White Soup. No. 4
- 106White Soup. No. 5
- 107White Soup. No. 6
- 108White Soup. No. 7
- 109Broth for the Poor
- 110Another
- 111Broth for the Sick. No. 1
- 112Broth for the Sick. No. 2
- 113Broth for the sick. No. 3
- 114Barley Broth
- 115Another
- 116Chervil Broth for Cough
- 117Hodge-Podge
- 118Leek Porridge
- 119Madame de Maillet’s Broth
- 120Mutton Broth
- 121Pork Broth
- 122Potage
- 123Scotch Pottage
- 124Scotch Broth
- 125Turnip Broth
- 126Another
- 127Veal Broth. No. 1
- 128Veal Broth. No. 2
- 129Veal Broth. No. 3
- 130Veal Broth. No. 4 — Excellent for a Consumption
- 131Carp and Tench
- 132Carp, to stew
- 133Another way
- 134Cod, to stew
- 135Cod, Ragout of
- 136Cod’s Head, to boil
- 137Crab, to dress
- 138Crab or Lobster, to butter
- 139Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 1 — Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 2
- 140Crab, or Lobster, to stew. No. 3
- 141Crawfish, to make red — Eels broiled whole
- 142Eels, to collar
- 143Eels, to fry
- 144Eels, to pot
- 145Eels, to pickle
- 146Eels, to roast
- 147Eels, to spitchcock
- 148Another way
- 149Eels, to stew
- 150Another way
- 151Fish, to recover when tainted — Fish, in general, to dress
- 152Fish, to dress in Sauce
- 153Fish hashed in Paste
- 154Fish, to Cavietch
- 155Gudgeon — Haddocks, to bake
- 156Haddock baked
- 157Haddock Pudding
- 158Herring
- 159Lampreys, to pot
- 160Another way
- 161Lobsters, to butter
- 162Lobster Fricassee
- 163Lobsters, to hash
- 164Lobsters, to pot
- 165Lobsters, to stew
- 166Lobster Curry Powder
- 167Lobster Patés
- 168Lobster Salad
- 169Mackarel à la maitre d’hotel
- 170Mackarel, to boil — Mackarel, to broil
- 171Mackarel, to collar — Mackarel, to fry
- 172Mackarel, to pickle
- 173Mackarel, to pot — Mackarel, to souse
- 174Mackarel Pie
- 175Mullet, to boil
- 176Mullet, to broil
- 177Mullet, to fry
- 178Oysters, to stew
- 179Another way
- 180Oysters, ragout of — Oysters, to pickle
- 181Oyster Patés. No. 1
- 182Oyster Patés. No. 2
- 183Oyster Patés. No. 3
- 184Oyster Loaves
- 185Oyster Pie
- 186Perch, to fricassee
- 187Pike, to dress
- 188Pike stuffed, to boil
- 189Pike, to boil, à-la-Française
- 190Pike, to broil
- 191Pike in Court Bouillon
- 192Pike Fricandeau
- 193Pike, German way of dressing — delicious!
- 194Pike, to pot
- 195Pike, to roast
- 196Pike au Souvenir
- 197Pike à la Tatare, or in the Tartar fashion
- 198Fresh Salmon, to dress
- 199Salmon, to dress en caisses, that is, in small paper cases
- 200Salmon à la Poële, or done on the Stove
- 201Scallops
- 202Shrimps, to pot
- 203Another way
- 204Smelts, to fry
- 205Smelts, to pickle
- 206Smelts, to pot
- 207Soles, to boil — Soles, to boil, à-la-Française
- 208Soles, to stew
- 209Water Souchi
- 210Sprats, to bake
- 211Sturgeon, to roast
- 212Turbot, to dress
- 213Turbot, plain boiled
- 214Turbot, to boil
- 215Turbot, to boil in Gravy
- 216Turbot, to boil in Court Bouillon, with Capers
- 217Turbot, to fry
- 218Turbot or Barbel, glazed
- 219Turbot, to dress en gras, or in a rich fashion
- 220Turbot or Barbel, to dress en maigre, or in a lean fashion
- 221Turtle, to dress
- 222Whiting, to dry
- 223Asparagus forced in French Rolls
- 224Eggs, to dress — Eggs buttered. No. 1
- 225Eggs buttered. No. 2
- 226Eggs buttered. No. 3
- 227Eggs, Scotch
- 228Eggs for second Course
- 229Eggs to fry as round as Balls
- 230Eggs, fricassee of
- 231Eggs à la Crême
- 232Ham, essence of
- 233Maccaroni in a mould of Pie Crust
- 234Maccaroni, to dress. No. 1
- 235Maccaroni. No. 2
- 236Maccaroni. No. 3
- 237Maccaroni. No. 4
- 238Maccaroni. No. 5
- 239Maccaroni. No. 6
- 240Maccaroni. No. 7
- 241Maccaroni. No. 8
- 242Omelets
- 243Omelet. No. 1
- 244Omelet. No. 2
- 245Omelet. No. 3
- 246Omelet. No. 4
- 247Omelet. No. 5
- 248Omelet. No. 6 — Asparagus Omelet
- 249A French Omelet
- 250Ragout for made dishes
- 251Trouhindella
- 252Artichokes, to fricassee
- 253Bacon, to cure. No. 1
- 254Bacon, to cure. No. 2
- 255Bacon, to cure. No. 3
- 256Barbicue
- 257Alamode Beef. No. 1
- 258Alamode Beef. No. 2
- 259Alamode Beef. No. 3
- 260Alamode Beef, in the French manner
- 261Rump of Beef, with onions
- 262Rump of Beef, to bake
- 263Rump of Beef, cardinal fashion
- 264Beef, sausage fashion
- 265Ribs and Sirloin of Beef
- 266Rib of Beef, en papillotes, (in paper.)
- 267Brisket of Beef, stewed German Fashion
- 268Beef, to bake
- 269Beef bouilli
- 270Another way
- 271Relishing Beef
- 272Beef, to stew
- 273Another way
- 274Cold Beef, to dress
- 275Cold Boiled Beef, to dress
- 276Cold Beef, to pot
- 277Beef Steaks to broil
- 278Beef Steaks and Oysters
- 279Rump Steaks broiled, with Onion Gravy
- 280Beef Steaks, to stew
- 281Another way
- 282Beef Olives
- 283Another way
- 284Pickle for Beef
- 285Beef, to salt
- 286Beef, to salt
- 287Beef, to dry
- 288Hung Beef. No. 1
- 289Hung Beef. No. 2
- 290Hung Beef. No. 3
- 291Beef for scraping
- 292Italian Beef
- 293Red Beef
- 294Another way
- 295Collar of Beef
- 296Another
- 297Bisquet, to make
- 298Boar’s Head, to dress whole
- 299Brawn, to keep
- 300Hog’s head like Brawn
- 301Mock Brawn
- 302Cabbage, farced
- 303Calf’s Head
- 304Calf’s Head, to dress like Turtle
- 305Calf’s Head, to hash. No. 1
- 306Calf’s Head, to hash. No. 2
- 307Calf’s Head, to hash. No. 3
- 308Calf’s Head, to hash. No. 4
- 309Calf’s Head, to hash. No. 5
- 310Calf’s Head fricassee
- 311Calf’s Head, to pickle
- 312Calf’s Liver — Cauliflowers, with White Sauce
- 313Celery, to stew
- 314Another way
- 315Celery à la Crême
- 316Scotch Collops
- 317Another way
- 318Scotch Collops, brown
- 319Collops, White. No. 1
- 320Collops, White. No. 2
- 321Collops, White. No. 3
- 322Collops, to mince
- 323Collops of cold beef
- 324Cucumbers, to stew
- 325Curry Powder, from a Resident in India. No. 1
- 326Curry Powder. No. 2
- 327Curry Powder. No. 3
- 328Curry, Indian. No. 1
- 329Curry. No. 2
- 330Curry. No. 3
- 331Curry. No. 4
- 332Curry. No. 5
- 333Curry. No. 6
- 334Curry. No. 7
- 335Farcie, to make
- 336Forcemeat, to make. No. 1
- 337Forcemeat. No. 2
- 338Forcemeat. No. 3
- 339Fricandeau
- 340Ham, to cure. No. 1
- 341Ham, to cure. No. 2
- 342Ham, to cure. No. 3
- 343Ham, to cure — the Thorpe way. No. 4
- 344Ham, to cure. No. 5
- 345Ham, to cure. No. 6
- 346Ham, to cure. No 7
- 347Ham, to cure. No. 8
- 348Ham, to cure. No. 9
- 349Ham, to cure. No. 10
- 350Ham, to cure. No. 11
- 351Ham, to cure. No. 12
- 352Ham, to cure. No. 13
- 353Ham, to cure. No. 14
- 354Ham, to cure. No. 15
- 355Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 1
- 356Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 2
- 357Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 3
- 358Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 4
- 359Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 5
- 360Westphalia Ham, to cure. No. 6
- 361English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 1
- 362English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 2
- 363English Hams, to make like Westphalia. No. 3
- 364Green Hams
- 365Ham, to prepare for dressing without soaking
- 366Ham, to dress
- 367Ham, to roast
- 368Ham, entrée of
- 369Ham toasts
- 370Ham and Chicken, to pot. Mrs. Vanbrugh’s receipt
- 371Another way
- 372Herb sandwiches
- 373Hog’s Puddings, Black. No. 1
- 374Hog’s Puddings, Black. No. 2
- 375Hog’s Puddings, Black. No. 3
- 376Hog’s Puddings, White. No. 1
- 377Hog’s Puddings, White. No. 2
- 378Hog’s Puddings, White. No. 3
- 379Kabob, an India ragout
- 380Another way
- 381Leg of Lamb, to boil
- 382Leg of Lamb, with forcemeat
- 383Shoulder of Lamb, grilled
- 384Lamb, to ragout
- 385Lamb, to fricassee
- 386Miscellaneous directions respecting Meat
- 387Meat, general rule for roasting and boiling
- 388Meat, half-roasted or under-done
- 389Mustard, to make — Chine of Mutton, to roast
- 390Mutton chops, to stew
- 391Mutton cutlets
- 392Mutton cutlets, with onion sauce
- 393Mutton hams, to make
- 394Haricot Mutton
- 395Another way
- 396Leg of Mutton
- 397Leg of Mutton in the French fashion
- 398Leg of Mutton or Beef, to hash
- 399Another way
- 400Loin of Mutton, to stew
- 401Neck of Mutton, to roast
- 402Neck of Mutton, to boil
- 403Neck of Mutton, to fry
- 404Saddle of Mutton and Kidneys
- 405Shoulder of Mutton, to roast in blood
- 406Shoulder, or Leg of Mutton, with Oysters
- 407Roasted Mutton, with stewed Cucumbers
- 408Mutton to eat like Venison
- 409Mutton in epigram
- 410Mushrooms, to stew brown
- 411Newmarket John
- 412Ox-cheek, to stew
- 413Another way
- 414Ox-tail ragout
- 415Another
- 416Peas, to stew
- 417Another way
- 418Green Peas, to keep till Christmas
- 419Another way
- 420Red Pickle, for any meat
- 421Beef Steak Pie — Calf’s Head Pie
- 422Mutton or Grass Lamb Pie
- 423Veal Pie (common) — Veal Pie (rich)
- 424Veal and Ham Pie
- 425Veal Olive Pie
- 426Beef Olive Pie
- 427Pig, to barbicue
- 428Pig, to collar
- 429Pig, to collar in colours
- 430Pig, to pickle or souse
- 431Pig, to roast
- 432Another way
- 433Pig, to dress lamb fashion
- 434Pigs’ Feet and Ears, fricassee of
- 435Pigs’ Feet and Ears, ragout of
- 436Pig’s Head, to roll
- 437Pilaw, an Indian dish
- 438Pork, to collar
- 439Pork, to pickle
- 440Another way
- 441Chine of Pork, to stuff and roast
- 442Another way
- 443Pork Cutlets
- 444Gammon, to roast
- 445Leg of Pork, to broil
- 446Spring of Pork, to roast
- 447Potatoes, to boil. No. 1
- 448Potatoes, to boil. No. 2
- 449Potatoes, to boil. No. 3
- 450Potatoes, to bake — Potato balls
- 451Croquets of Potatoes
- 452Potatoes, to fry
- 453Potatoes, to mash
- 454Potatoes, French way of cooking
- 455Potatoes, à-la-Maitre d’hotel
- 456Rice, to boil
- 457Another way
- 458Rissoles. No. 1
- 459Rissoles. No. 2
- 460Rissoles. No. 3
- 461Rice
- 462A Robinson, to make
- 463Salad, to dress
- 464Bologna Sausages
- 465English Sausages
- 466Another way
- 467Oxford Sausages
- 468Sausages for Scotch collops
- 469Veal Sausages
- 470Sausages without skins
- 471Spinach, the best mode of dressing
- 472Another way
- 473Spinach, to stew
- 474Another way
- 475Sweetbreads, ragout of
- 476Another
- 477Savoury Toasts, to relish Wine
- 478Another_Savoury_Toasts_to_relish_Wine
- 479Tomata to eat with roast meat
- 480Tongues, to cure. No. 1
- 481Tongues, to cure. No. 2
- 482Tongues, to cure. No. 3
- 483Tongues, to cure. No. 4
- 484Tongues, to cure. No. 5
- 485Tongues, to cure. No. 6
- 486Tongue, to smoke
- 487Tongue, to bake
- 488Tongue, to boil
- 489Tongue, to pot
- 490Tongue and Udder, to roast
- 491Sheep’s Tongue, or any other, with Oysters
- 492Tripe, to dress
- 493Tripe, to fricassee
- 494Truffles and Morels, to stew
- 495Veal, to boil
- 496Veal, to collar
- 497Another way
- 498Veal, to roast
- 499Veal, roasted, ragout of
- 500Veal, to stew
- 501Veal, with Rice, to stew
- 502Veal served in paper
- 503Bombarded Veal
- 504Veal Balls
- 505Breast of Veal
- 506Breast of Veal, with Cabbage and Bacon
- 507Breast of Veal en fricandeau
- 508Breast of Veal, glazed brown
- 509Breast of Veal, to stew with Peas
- 510Another way
- 511Breast of Veal ragout
- 512Veal Collops, with Oysters
- 513Veal Collops, with white sauce
- 514Veal Cutlets, to dress
- 515Another way
- 516Veal Cutlets, larded
- 517Fillet of Veal, to farce or roast
- 518Fillet of Veal, to boil
- 519Half a Fillet of Veal, to stew
- 520Knuckle of Veal, white
- 521Knuckle of Veal ragout
- 522Leg of Veal and Bacon, to boil
- 523Loin of Veal, to roast
- 524Loin of Veal, to roast with herbs
- 525Loin of Veal, fricassee of
- 526Loin of Veal Bechamel
- 527Neck of Veal, stewed with Celery
- 528Veal Olives. No. 1
- 529Veal Olives. No. 2
- 530Veal Olives. No. 3
- 531Veal Olives. No. 4
- 532Veal Rumps
- 533Shoulder of Veal, to stew
- 534Veal Steaks
- 535Veal Sweetbreads, to fry
- 536Veal Sweetbreads, to roast
- 537Vegetables, to stew
- 538Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 1
- 539Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 2
- 540Haunch of Venison, to roast. No. 3
- 541Venison, to boil
- 542Haunch of Venison, to broil
- 543Venison, to recover when tainted
- 544Another way — Red Deer Venison, to pot
- 545Venison, excellent substitute for
- 546Water Cresses, to stew
- 547Chicken, to make white — Chicken, to fricassee. No. 1
- 548Chicken, to fricassee. No. 2
- 549Chicken, to fricassee. No. 3
- 550Chicken, to fricassee. No. 4
- 551Chicken, white fricassee of
- 552Cream of Chicken, or Fowl
- 553Chickens, to fry
- 554Chickens, to heat
- 555Chickens, dressed with Peas
- 556Chicken and Ham, ragout of
- 557Chicken, or Ham and Veal patés
- 558Another
- 559Duck, to boil
- 560Duck, to boil, à la Française
- 561Duck à la braise
- 562Duck, to hash
- 563Duck, to stew with Cucumbers
- 564Duck, to stew with Peas
- 565Fowls, to fatten in a fortnight
- 566Fowl, to make tender
- 567Fowl, to roast with Anchovies
- 568Fowl with Rice, called Pilaw
- 569Fowl, to hash
- 570Fowl, to stew
- 571Goose, to stuff
- 572Another way
- 573Goose’s liver, to dress
- 574Pigeons, to boil
- 575Pigeons, to broil
- 576Pigeons, to jug
- 577Pigeons, to pot
- 578Pigeons, to stew. No. 1
- 579Pigeons, to stew. No. 2
- 580Pigeons, to stew. No. 3
- 581Pigeons, biscuit of
- 582Pigeons, en compote. No. 1
- 583Pigeons, en compote. No. 2
- 584Pigeons, en compote. No. 3
- 585Pigeons, à la Crapaudine
- 586Pigeons in disguise
- 587Pigeons in fricandeau
- 588Pigeons aux Poires
- 589Another way
- 590Pigeons, Pompeton of
- 591Pigeons au Soleil
- 592Pigeons à la Tatare, with Cold Sauce
- 593Pigeons, Surtout of
- 594To preserve tainted Poultry
- 595Pullets with Oysters
- 596Pullets to bone and farce
- 597Rabbits, to boil
- 598Rabbits, to boil with Onions
- 599Rabbits, brown fricassee of
- 600Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 1
- 601Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 2
- 602Rabbits, white fricassee of. No. 3
- 603Turkey, to boil
- 604Turkey, with Oysters — Turkey à la Daube
- 605Roasted Turkey, delicate Gravy for
- 606Turkey or Veal stuffing
- 607Hare, to dress
- 608Hare, to roast
- 609Another way
- 610Hare, to hash
- 611Hare, to jug. No. 1
- 612Hare, to jug. No. 2
- 613Hare, to jug. No. 3
- 614Hare, to jug. No. 4
- 615Hare, to mince
- 616Hare, to stew
- 617Hare stuffing
- 618Partridge, to boil · Partridge, to roast — Partridge à la Paysanne
- 619Partridge à la Polonaise
- 620Partridge à la Russe
- 621Partridge rolled
- 622Partridge stewed
- 623Salme of Partridges
- 624Partridge, to pot
- 625Partridge Pie
- 626Pheasant, to boil
- 627Pheasant, with white sauce
- 628Pheasant à la Braise
- 629Pheasant à l’Italienne
- 630Pheasant, Puré of
- 631Widgeon, to dress
- 632Wild Duck, to roast — Woodcocks and Snipes, to roast
- 633Woodcocks à la Française
- 634Woodcocks, to pot — Essence of Anchovies
- 635Anchovy Pickle
- 636Anchovy Sauce
- 637To recover Anchovies
- 638Bacchanalian Sauce
- 639Bechamel, or White Sauce. No. 1
- 640Bechamel. No. 2
- 641Bechamel. No. 3
- 642Sauce for Beef Bouilli — Sauce for boiled Beef à la Russe
- 643Bread Sauce. No. 1
- 644Bread Sauce. No. 2
- 645Bread Sauce. No. 3
- 646Bread Sauce. No. 4
- 647Bread Sauce for Pig — Browning for made dishes
- 648Another
- 649Butter, to burn
- 650Butter, to clarify · Another way — Plain melted Butter — very simpl…
- 651Another
- 652To thicken Butter for Peas, &c
- 653Caper Sauce
- 654Carp Sauce
- 655Another
- 656Light brown Sauce for Carp
- 657Sauce for Carp and Tench
- 658White Sauce for Carp
- 659Dutch Sauce for Carp or Tench
- 660Carp Sauce, for Fish
- 661Cavechi, an Indian Pickle. No. 1
- 662Cavechi. No. 2
- 663Cavechi. No. 3
- 664Celery Sauce, white
- 665Celery Sauce, brown
- 666Sauce for boiled Chickens
- 667Another
- 668Sauce for cold Chicken or Game
- 669White Sauce for Chickens
- 670Consommé
- 671Cream Sauce for White Dishes
- 672Cullis, to thicken Sauces
- 673Brown Cullis
- 674Another
- 675Cullis à la Reine, or Queen’s Stock
- 676Turkey Cullis
- 677Cullis of Veal, or any other Meat
- 678Dandy Sauce, for all sorts of Poultry and Game
- 679Devonshire Sauce
- 680Sauce for Ducks
- 681Dutch Sauce
- 682Dutch Sauce for Fish
- 683Dutch Sauce for Meat or Fish
- 684Dutch Sauce for Trout
- 685Egg Sauce
- 686The Exquisite
- 687Fish Sauce. No. 1
- 688Fish Sauce. No. 2
- 689Fish Sauce. No. 3
- 690Fish Sauce. No. 4
- 691Fish Sauce. No. 5
- 692Fish Sauce. No. 6
- 693Fish Sauce. No. 7
- 694Fish Sauce. No. 8
- 695Fish Sauce. No. 9
- 696Fish Sauce. No. 10
- 697Fish Sauce. No. 11
- 698Fish Sauce. No. 12
- 699Fish Sauce. No. 13
- 700Fish Sauce. No. 14
- 701Fish Sauce. No. 15 — An excellent white Fish Sauce
- 702Another
- 703White Sauce, with Capers and Anchovies, for any White Fish
- 704Fish Stock
- 705Forcemeat Balls, for Sauces
- 706White Sauce, for Fowls
- 707Another
- 708White Sauce, for boiled Fowls
- 709Sauce, for roasted Fowls of all kinds, or roasted Mutton
- 710A very good general Sauce
- 711Genoese Sauce for stewed Fish
- 712German Sauce
- 713Beef Gravy
- 714Beef Gravy, to keep for use
- 715Brown Gravy
- 716Another
- 717Green Sauce for Green Geese, or Ducklings
- 718Another — Ham Sauce
- 719Sauce for Hare or Venison
- 720Harvey’s Sauce
- 721Sauce for Hashes or Fish, and good with any thing and every thing
- 722Sauce for White Hashes or Chickens
- 723Horseradish Sauce
- 724Italian Sauce
- 725Ketchup
- 726Lemon Sauce
- 727Liver Sauce for boiled Fowls
- 728Lobster Sauce. No. 1
- 729Lobster Sauce. No. 2
- 730Lobster Sauce. No. 3
- 731The Marchioness’s Sauce
- 732Meat Jelly for Sauces
- 733Another — A Mixed Sauce
- 734Mushroom Ketchup. No. 1
- 735Mushroom Ketchup. No. 2
- 736Mushroom Ketchup. No. 3
- 737Mushroom Ketchup. No. 4
- 738Mushroom Sauce
- 739Sauce for roasted Mutton
- 740Onion Sauce
- 741Brown Onion Sauce
- 742Oyster Sauce. No. 1
- 743Oyster Sauce. No. 2
- 744Pepper-pot
- 745Sauce for Pike, or any other fresh-water Fish
- 746Sauce Piquante
- 747Sauce Piquante, to serve hot
- 748Another
- 749Sauce Piquante, to serve cold
- 750Poivrade Sauce
- 751Poor Man’s Sauce
- 752Quin’s Fish Sauce
- 753Ragout Sauce
- 754Sauce de Ravigotte
- 755Sauce Ravigotte à la Bourgeoise
- 756Relishing Sauce
- 757Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 1
- 758Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 2
- 759Sauce à-la-Remoulade. No. 3 — For cold Chicken, or Lobster Salad
- 760Rice Sauce
- 761Richmond Sauce, for boiled Chicken
- 762Sauce for any kind of roasted Meat
- 763Sauce Robert
- 764Another
- 765Sauce for Salad
- 766Shalot Sauce, for boiled Mutton
- 767Spanish Sauce
- 768Sauce for Steaks
- 769Sultana Sauce
- 770Tomata Ketchup
- 771Tomata Sauce. No. 1
- 772Tomata Sauce. No. 2
- 773Tomata Sauce. No. 3
- 774Savoury Jelly for a Turkey
- 775Sauce for Turkey or Chicken
- 776Sauce for boiled Turkey or Fowl
- 777Venison Sauce
- 778Sweet Venison Sauce
- 779Walnut Ketchup. No. 1
- 780Walnut Ketchup. No. 2
- 781Walnut Ketchup. No. 3
- 782Walnut Ketchup. No. 4
- 783Walnut Ketchup. No. 5
- 784White Sauce
- 785Another
- 786White Wine sweet Sauce
- 787Almacks
- 788Almond Butter
- 789Almond Cheesecakes
- 790Almond Cream
- 791Unboiled Almond Cream
- 792Almond Paste, for Shapes, &c
- 793Almond Puffs
- 794Another way
- 795Angelica, to candy
- 796Apples, to do
- 797Pippins, to candy
- 798Pippins, to dry
- 799Apples, to preserve green
- 800Golden Pippins, to preserve
- 801Crabs, to preserve
- 802Siberian Crabs, to preserve (transparent.)
- 803Another way
- 804Golden Pippins, to stew
- 805Apple Cheese
- 806Conserve of Apples
- 807Apple Demandon
- 808Apple Fraise
- 809Apple Fritters
- 810Apple Jelly. No. 1
- 811Apple Jelly. No. 2
- 812Apple Jelly. No. 3
- 813Crab Jam or Jelly
- 814Pippin or Codling-Jelly
- 815Apples and Pears, to dry
- 816Apricots in Brandy
- 817Apricot Chips
- 818Apricot Burnt Cream
- 819Apricots, to dry
- 820Apricot Jam
- 821Apricot and Plum Jam
- 822Apricot Paste
- 823Another
- 824Apricots, to preserve
- 825Another way
- 826Apricots, to preserve whole
- 827Apricots, to preserve in Jelly
- 828French Bances
- 829Barberries, to preserve
- 830Biscuits
- 831Another way — Dutch Biscuits
- 832Ginger Biscuits
- 833Lemon Biscuits
- 834Another way
- 835Ratafia Biscuits
- 836Table Biscuits — Blancmange. No. 1
- 837Blancmange. No. 2
- 838Blancmange. No. 3
- 839Blancmange. No. 4
- 840Dutch Blancmange
- 841Bread
- 842Diet Bread, which keeps moist
- 843Potato Bread
- 844Rice Bread
- 845Rye Bread
- 846Scotch short Bread
- 847Buttered Loaves
- 848Egg Loaf
- 849Buns. No. 1
- 850Buns. No. 2
- 851Buns. No. 3
- 852Bath Buns
- 853Another way
- 854Plain Buns
- 855Butter, to make without churning
- 856Black Butter
- 857Spanish Butter
- 858Cake
- 859An excellent Cake
- 860A great Cake
- 861Light Cake — A nice Cake
- 862A Plain Cake
- 863A very rich Cake
- 864Cake without butter
- 865Another
- 866Almond Cake
- 867Another
- 868Almond Cakes
- 869Clear Almond Cakes
- 870Apple Cake
- 871Another
- 872Apricot Clear Cakes
- 873Biscuit Cake
- 874Bread Cake
- 875Breakfast Cakes
- 876Excellent Breakfast Cakes
- 877Bath Breakfast Cakes
- 878Butter Cake
- 879Caraway Cake. No. 1
- 880Caraway Cake. No. 2
- 881Caraway Cake. No. 3
- 882Small Caraway Cakes
- 883Cocoa-nut Cakes
- 884Currant clear Cakes
- 885Egg Cake
- 886Enamelled Cake
- 887Epsom Cake
- 888Ginger Cakes
- 889Ginger or Hunting Cakes. No. 1
- 890Ginger or Hunting Cakes. No. 2
- 891Ginger or Hunting Cakes. No. 3
- 892Gooseberry clear Cakes
- 893Jersey Cake
- 894Jersey Merveilles
- 895London Wigs
- 896Onion Cake
- 897Orange Cakes
- 898Another way
- 899Orange Clove Cake
- 900Orange-flower Cakes
- 901Plum Cake. No. 1
- 902Plum Cake. No. 2
- 903Plum Cake. No. 3
- 904Clear Plum Cake
- 905Portugal Cakes
- 906Potato Cakes
- 907Pound Cake
- 908Another
- 909Pound Davy
- 910Clear Quince Cakes
- 911Ratafia Cakes
- 912Rice Cake
- 913Another
- 914Rock Cakes — Royal Cakes
- 915Savoy or Sponge Cake
- 916Another
- 917Seed Cake. No. 1
- 918Seed Cake. No. 2
- 919Seed Cake. No. 3, called Borrow Brack
- 920Shrewsbury Cakes
- 921Sponge Cake
- 922Another
- 923Sugar Cakes
- 924Little Sugar Cakes
- 925Sweet Cakes
- 926Tea Cakes
- 927Dry Tea Cakes
- 928Thousand Cake
- 929Tunbridge Cakes
- 930Veal Cake
- 931Yorkshire Cakes
- 932Calves’ Foot Jelly. No. 1
- 933Calves’ Foot Jelly. No. 2
- 934Calves’ Foot Jelly. No. 3
- 935Calves’ Foot Jelly. No. 4 — Cheese, to make
- 936The best Cheese in the world
- 937Cheese, to stew
- 938Cream Cheese
- 939Another
- 940Princess Amelia’s Cream Cheese
- 941Irish Cream Cheese
- 942Rush Cheese
- 943Winter Cream Cheese
- 944To make Cream Cheese without Cream
- 945Damson Cheese
- 946Another
- 947French Cheese
- 948Italian Cheese
- 949Lemon Cheese — very good
- 950Cheesecake. No. 1
- 951Cheesecake. No. 2
- 952Cheesecake. No. 3
- 953Cheesecake. No. 4
- 954Cheesecake. No. 5
- 955Cheesecake. No. 6
- 956Almond Cheesecake
- 957Cocoa-nut Cheesecakes
- 958Cream Cheesecake
- 959Curd Cheesecake
- 960Lemon Cheesecake
- 961Another
- 962Orange Cheesecake
- 963Scotch Cheesecake
- 964Cherries, to preserve. No. 1
- 965Cherries, to preserve. No. 2
- 966Cherries, to preserve. No. 3
- 967Morella Cherries, to preserve
- 968Morella Cherries, to preserve in Brandy
- 969Brandy Cherries
- 970Cherries, to dry
- 971Liquor for dried Cherries
- 972Cherry Jam
- 973Cocoa
- 974Cocoa-Nut Candy
- 975Coffee, to roast
- 976Another way
- 977Coffee to make the foreign way
- 978To make Cream rise in cold weather
- 979Cream, to fry
- 980Artificial Cream and Curd
- 981Cream of Rice
- 982Almond Cream — Barley Cream
- 983French Barley Cream
- 984Chocolate Cream
- 985Citron Cream
- 986Clotted Cream
- 987Coffee Cream
- 988Eringo Cream
- 989Fruit Cream
- 990Preserved Fruit Creams
- 991Italian Cream
- 992Another
- 993Lemon Cream. No. 1
- 994Lemon Cream. No. 2
- 995Lemon Cream. No. 3
- 996Lemon Cream. No. 4
- 997Lemon Cream. No. 5
- 998Lemon Cream without Cream
- 999Lemon Cream frothed
- 1000Orange Cream
- 1001Orange Cream frothed — Imperial Orange Cream
- 1002Pistachio Cream
- 1003Raspberry Cream
- 1004Ratafia Cream
- 1005Rice Cream
- 1006Runnet Whey Cream
- 1007Snow Cream
- 1008Strawberry Cream — Sweetmeat Cream
- 1009Whipt Cream, to put upon Cake
- 1010Cucumbers, to preserve green
- 1011Cream Curd
- 1012Lemon Curd
- 1013Paris Curd
- 1014Currants, to bottle
- 1015Another way
- 1016Currants or Barberries, to dry in bunches
- 1017Currants, to ice
- 1018White Currants, to preserve
- 1019Red Currants, to preserve
- 1020Another way
- 1021Currant Jam
- 1022Currant Jam or Jelly
- 1023Black or red Currant Jelly
- 1024Currant Juice
- 1025Another way
- 1026Currant Paste
- 1027Custard. No. 1
- 1028Custard. No. 2
- 1029Custard. No. 3
- 1030Custard. No. 4
- 1031Custard. No. 5
- 1032Almond Custard
- 1033To bottle Damsons
- 1034Damsons, to dry
- 1035Damsons, to preserve without Sugar
- 1036Dripping, to clarify for Crust
- 1037Dumplings
- 1038Currant Dumplings
- 1039Drop Dumplings
- 1040Another way
- 1041Kitchen hard Dumplings
- 1042Yest Dumplings
- 1043Another way
- 1044Eggs
- 1045Whites of Eggs
- 1046Another way
- 1047Figs, to dry
- 1048Small Flowers, to candy
- 1049Flowers in sprigs, to candy
- 1050Dutch Flummery
- 1051Hartshorn Flummery. No. 1
- 1052Hartshorn Flummery. No. 2
- 1053Hartshorn Flummery. No. 3
- 1054Fondues
- 1055Yorkshire Fritters
- 1056Fruit, to preserve
- 1057Fruit, to preserve green
- 1058Fruit of all sorts, to scald
- 1059Gingerbread. No. 1
- 1060Gingerbread. No. 2
- 1061Gingerbread. No. 3
- 1062Gingerbread. No. 4
- 1063Gingerbread. No. 5
- 1064Gingerbread. No. 6
- 1065Thick Gingerbread
- 1066Gingerbread Cakes or Nuts
- 1067Gingerbread Nuts
- 1068Gooseberries, to bottle
- 1069Gooseberries in Jelly
- 1070Gooseberries, to preserve
- 1071Another way
- 1072Gooseberry Paste
- 1073Grapes, to dry
- 1074Grapes, to preserve
- 1075Greengages, to preserve
- 1076Another way
- 1077Hartshorn Jelly
- 1078Hedgehog
- 1079Ice and Cream
- 1080Lemon Ice
- 1081Iceing for Cakes
- 1082Another
- 1083Jaunemange
- 1084Another way
- 1085Coloured Jelly, to mix with or garnish other Jelly
- 1086Gloucester Jelly
- 1087Another way
- 1088Lemon Jelly
- 1089Nourishing Jelly
- 1090Orange Jelly. No. 1
- 1091Orange Jelly. No. 2
- 1092Orange Jelly. No. 3
- 1093Restorative Jelly
- 1094Strawberry Jelly
- 1095Wine Jelly
- 1096Lemons or Seville Oranges, to preserve
- 1097Lemon Caudle
- 1098Lemon or Chocolate Drops
- 1099Lemon Puffs
- 1100Lemon Tart
- 1101Lemon Solid
- 1102Syrup of Lemons
- 1103Macaroons
- 1104Citron Marmalade
- 1105Cherry Marmalade
- 1106Another way
- 1107Orange Marmalade. No. 1
- 1108Orange Marmalade. No. 2
- 1109Orange Marmalade. No. 3
- 1110Scotch Orange Marmalade
- 1111Red Quince Marmalade. No. 1
- 1112Red Quince Marmalade. No. 2
- 1113Red Quince Marmalade. No. 3
- 1114White Quince Marmalade
- 1115Marchpane
- 1116Another way
- 1117Marrow Pasties
- 1118Melons or Cucumbers, to preserve
- 1119Melon Compote
- 1120Mince Meat. No. 1
- 1121Mince Meat. No. 2
- 1122Mince Meat. No. 3
- 1123Mince Meat without Meat. No. 1
- 1124Mince Meat without Meat. No. 2
- 1125Mince Meat without Meat. No. 3
- 1126Lemon Mince Meat
- 1127Mirangles
- 1128Moss
- 1129Muffins
- 1130Oranges, to preserve
- 1131Whole Oranges, to preserve
- 1132Seville Oranges, to preserve
- 1133Butter Orange
- 1134Candied Orange
- 1135Orange Cream
- 1136Orange Jelly
- 1137Orange Paste
- 1138Another way
- 1139Orange Puffs
- 1140Another way
- 1141Orange Sponge
- 1142Orange and Lemon Syrup
- 1143Oranges for a Tart
- 1144Orange Tart
- 1145Another way
- 1146Panada
- 1147Pancakes. No. 1
- 1148Pancakes. No. 2
- 1149Pancakes. No. 3
- 1150French Pancakes
- 1151Grillon’s Pancakes
- 1152Quire of Paper Pancakes
- 1153Rice Pancakes
- 1154Paste
- 1155Paste for baking or frying
- 1156Paste for Pies — Paste for raised Pies
- 1157Another way
- 1158Paste for Tarts
- 1159Paste for Tarts in pans
- 1160Paste for very small Tartlets
- 1161Potato Paste
- 1162Rice Paste
- 1163Another way
- 1164Paste Royal
- 1165Short or Puff Paste. No. 1
- 1166Short Paste. No. 2
- 1167Short Paste. No. 3
- 1168Short Paste. No. 4
- 1169Short Paste. No. 5
- 1170Short Paste. No. 6
- 1171Short Paste. No. 7
- 1172Short Paste, made with Suet
- 1173Sugar Paste
- 1174Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 1
- 1175Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 2
- 1176Peaches, to preserve in Brandy. No. 3
- 1177Pears, to pot
- 1178Pears, to stew
- 1179Chicken Pie
- 1180Giblet Pie
- 1181Common Goose Pie
- 1182Rich Goose Pie
- 1183Ham and Chicken Pie
- 1184Hare Pie
- 1185Lumber Pie
- 1186Olive Pie
- 1187Partridge Pie
- 1188Rich Pigeon Pie
- 1189High Veal Pie — Vegetable Pie
- 1190A Yorkshire Christmas Pie
- 1191Pineapple, to preserve in slices
- 1192Pineapple Chips
- 1193Plums, to dry green
- 1194Green Plum Jam
- 1195Great White Plum, to preserve
- 1196Posset
- 1197Another way, richer
- 1198Sack Posset
- 1199Sack Posset, without milk
- 1200Sack Posset, or Jelly
- 1201Puffs
- 1202Cheese Puffs
- 1203Chocolate Puffs
- 1204German Puffs
- 1205Spanish Puffs
- 1206Pudding
- 1207Another way
- 1208A good Pudding
- 1209A very good Pudding
- 1210An excellent Pudding
- 1211A plain Pudding · A scalded Pudding — A sweet Pudding
- 1212All Three Pudding
- 1213Almond Pudding. No. 1
- 1214Almond Pudding. No. 2
- 1215Almond Pudding. No. 3
- 1216Amber Pudding
- 1217Princess Amelia’s Pudding
- 1218Apple Mignon
- 1219Apple Pudding. No. 1
- 1220Apple Pudding. No. 2
- 1221Apple Pudding. No. 3
- 1222Arrow-root Pudding
- 1223Pearl Barley Pudding
- 1224Batter Pudding
- 1225Another — Plain Batter Pudding, or with Fruit
- 1226Norfolk Batter Pudding
- 1227Green Bean Pudding
- 1228Beef Steak Pudding
- 1229Bread Pudding
- 1230Another way
- 1231Rich Bread Pudding
- 1232Bread and Butter Pudding
- 1233Raisin Bread Pudding
- 1234Buttermilk Pudding
- 1235Carrot Pudding
- 1236Another way
- 1237Charlotte Pudding
- 1238Cheese Pudding
- 1239Another way
- 1240Citron Pudding
- 1241Cocoa-nut Pudding
- 1242College Pudding. No. 1
- 1243College Pudding. No. 2
- 1244College Pudding. No. 3
- 1245College Pudding. No. 4
- 1246New College Pudding
- 1247Another way
- 1248Cottage Pudding — Currant Pudding
- 1249Custard Pudding. No. 1
- 1250Custard Pudding. No. 2
- 1251Custard Pudding. No. 3
- 1252Custard Pudding. No. 4 — Fish Pudding
- 1253French Pudding
- 1254Gooseberry Pudding
- 1255Another — Hunter’s Pudding
- 1256Jug Pudding
- 1257Lemon Pudding
- 1258Another way — Small Lemon Puddings
- 1259Maccaroni Pudding
- 1260Marrow Pudding
- 1261Another way
- 1262Nottingham Pudding
- 1263Oatmeal Pudding
- 1264Orange Pudding. No. 1
- 1265Orange Pudding. No. 2
- 1266Orange Pudding. No. 3
- 1267Orange Pudding. No. 4
- 1268Orange Pudding. No. 5
- 1269Orange Pudding. No. 6
- 1270Plain Orange Pudding
- 1271Paradise Pudding
- 1272Pith Pudding
- 1273Plum Pudding. No. 1
- 1274Plum Pudding. No. 2
- 1275Plum Pudding. No. 3
- 1276Plum Pudding. No. 4
- 1277Plum Pudding. No. 5
- 1278A rich Plum Pudding
- 1279Potato Pudding. No. 1
- 1280Potato Pudding. No. 2
- 1281Potato Pudding. No. 3
- 1282Potato Pudding. No. 4
- 1283Potato Pudding. No. 5
- 1284Potato Pudding. No. 6 · Potato Pudding. No. 7 — Pottinger’s Pudding
- 1285Prune Pudding
- 1286Quaking Pudding
- 1287Another way
- 1288Ratafia Pudding
- 1289Rice Pudding
- 1290Another
- 1291Plain Rice Pudding
- 1292Another way
- 1293Ground Rice Pudding
- 1294Rice Hunting Pudding
- 1295Kitchen Rice Pudding
- 1296Rice Plum Pudding
- 1297Small Rice Puddings
- 1298Swedish Rice Pudding
- 1299Rice White Pot
- 1300Sago Pudding
- 1301Spoonful Pudding
- 1302Plain Suet Pudding, baked
- 1303Suet Pudding, boiled
- 1304Tansy Pudding
- 1305Another way
- 1306Tapioca Pudding
- 1307Neat’s Tongue Pudding
- 1308Quatre Fruits
- 1309Quinces, to preserve
- 1310Quinces, to preserve whole
- 1311Ramaquins. No. 1
- 1312Ramaquins. No. 2
- 1313Ramaquins. No. 3
- 1314Ramaquins. No. 4
- 1315Raspberries, to preserve
- 1316Another way — Raspberries, to preserve in Currant Jelly
- 1317Raspberry Jam. No. 1 — Very good
- 1318Raspberry Jam. No. 2
- 1319Raspberry Jam. No. 3
- 1320Raspberry Paste
- 1321Apple Tart with Rice Crust
- 1322Another way
- 1323Rolls
- 1324Another way
- 1325Excellent Rolls
- 1326Little Rolls
- 1327Breakfast Rolls
- 1328Another way
- 1329Brentford Rolls
- 1330Dutch Rolls
- 1331French Rolls. No. 1
- 1332French Rolls. No. 2
- 1333French Rolls. No. 3
- 1334Milton Rolls
- 1335Runnet
- 1336Another way
- 1337Rusks
- 1338Another way
- 1339Rusks, and Tops and Bottoms
- 1340Sally Lunn
- 1341Slip-Cote
- 1342Soufflé
- 1343Another way
- 1344Soufflé of Apples and Rice
- 1345Strawberries, to preserve for eating with Cream
- 1346Strawberries, to preserve in Currant Jelly
- 1347Strawberries, to preserve in Gooseberry Jelly
- 1348Strawberry Jam — very good
- 1349Another way
- 1350Sugar, to clarify
- 1351Syllabub
- 1352Another way
- 1353Everlasting Syllabub — very excellent
- 1354Solid Syllabub
- 1355Whipt Syllabub
- 1356Taffy
- 1357Trifle. No. 1
- 1358Trifle. No. 2
- 1359Trifle. No. 3
- 1360Trotter Jelly — Veal and Ham Patés
- 1361Venison Pasty
- 1362Vol-au-Vent
- 1363Wafers
- 1364Sugar Wafers
- 1365Walnuts, to preserve
- 1366White Walnuts
- 1367Mustard Whey
- 1368Yest
- 1369Excellent Yest
- 1370Potato Yest
- 1371Another way
- 1372General Directions
- 1373Green Almonds
- 1374Artichokes
- 1375Artichokes to boil in Winter
- 1376Asparagus
- 1377Barberries. No. 1
- 1378Barberries. No. 2
- 1379Barberries. No. 3 · Barberries. No. 4 — Beet-root
- 1380Another
- 1381Beet-root and Turnips
- 1382Cabbage
- 1383Red Cabbage. No. 1
- 1384Red Cabbage. No. 2
- 1385Red Cabbage. No. 3
- 1386Capers
- 1387Capsicum
- 1388Cauliflower
- 1389Another way
- 1390Clove Gilliflower, or any other Flower, for Salads
- 1391Codlings
- 1392Cucumbers. No. 1
- 1393Cucumbers. No. 2
- 1394Cucumbers. No. 3
- 1395Large Cucumbers, Mango of
- 1396Another
- 1397Cucumbers sliced
- 1398Cucumbers stuffed
- 1399Cucumbers, to preserve
- 1400French Beans. No. 1
- 1401French Beans. No. 2
- 1402French Beans. No. 3
- 1403Herrings, to marinate
- 1404Herrings, red, Trout fashion
- 1405India Pickle, called Picolili. No. 1
- 1406India Pickle. No. 2
- 1407India Pickle. No. 3
- 1408Lemons. No. 1
- 1409Lemons. No. 2
- 1410Lemons. No. 3
- 1411Lemons. No. 4
- 1412Lemons. No. 5
- 1413Lemons. No. 6 — Lemons, or Oranges
- 1414Mango Cossundria, or Pickle
- 1415Melons
- 1416Melons to imitate Mangoes
- 1417Melons or Cucumbers, as Mangoes
- 1418Mushrooms. No. 1
- 1419Mushrooms. No. 2
- 1420Mushrooms. No. 3
- 1421Mushrooms. No. 4
- 1422Mushrooms. No. 5
- 1423Mushrooms. No. 6
- 1424Mushrooms. No. 7
- 1425Brown Mushrooms
- 1426Mushrooms, to dry
- 1427Mushroom Liquor and Powder
- 1428Mustard Pickle
- 1429Nasturtiums
- 1430Onions. No. 1
- 1431Onions. No. 2
- 1432Onions. No. 3
- 1433Onions. No. 4
- 1434Onions. No. 5
- 1435Onions. No. 6
- 1436Spanish Onions, Mango of
- 1437Orange and Lemon Peel
- 1438Oysters. No. 1
- 1439Oysters. No. 2
- 1440Oysters. No. 3
- 1441Oysters. No. 4
- 1442Oysters. No. 5
- 1443Oysters. No. 6 — Peaches, Mango of
- 1444Purslain, Samphire, Broom Buds, &c
- 1445Quinces
- 1446Radish Pods
- 1447Salmon. No. 1
- 1448Salmon. No. 2
- 1449Salmon. No. 3
- 1450Salmon, to marinate
- 1451Samphire
- 1452Smelts
- 1453Suckers, before the leaves are hard
- 1454Vinegar for Pickling. No. 1
- 1455Vinegar. No. 2
- 1456Vinegar. No. 3 — Camp Vinegar
- 1457Another
- 1458Chili Vinegar
- 1459Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 1
- 1460Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 2
- 1461Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 3
- 1462Elder-flower Vinegar. No. 4
- 1463Garlic Vinegar — Gooseberry Vinegar
- 1464Plague, or Four Thieves’ Vinegar
- 1465Raisin Vinegar
- 1466Raspberry Vinegar. No. 1
- 1467Raspberry Vinegar. No. 2
- 1468Raspberry Vinegar. No. 3
- 1469Walnuts, black. No. 1
- 1470Walnuts. No. 2
- 1471Walnuts. No. 3
- 1472Walnuts. No. 4
- 1473Walnuts. No. 5
- 1474Walnuts, green
- 1475Walnut Ketchup
- 1476Another
- 1477Ale, to drink in a week
- 1478Very rare Ale
- 1479Orange Ale
- 1480Aqua Mirabilis, a very fine Cordial
- 1481Bitters
- 1482Another way — Cherry Brandy
- 1483Cordial Cherry Water
- 1484A very fine Cordial
- 1485Cup
- 1486Elder-flower Water
- 1487Elderberry Syrup
- 1488Ginger Beer. No. 1
- 1489Ginger Beer. No. 2
- 1490Ginger Beer. No. 3
- 1491Ginger Beer. No. 4
- 1492Ginger Beer. No. 5
- 1493Imperial. No. 1
- 1494Imperial. No. 2
- 1495Imperial. No. 3
- 1496Lemonade. No. 1
- 1497Lemonade. No. 2
- 1498Lemonade. No. 3
- 1499Clarified Lemonade
- 1500Milk Lemonade
- 1501Transparent Lemonade
- 1502Lemon Water
- 1503Mead. No. 1
- 1504Mead. No. 2
- 1505Mead. No. 3
- 1506Mithridate Brandy
- 1507Nonpareil
- 1508Noyau
- 1509Orange Juice
- 1510Spirit of Oranges or Lemons
- 1511Cordial Orange Water
- 1512Orgeat
- 1513Another way
- 1514Excellent Punch
- 1515Milk Punch
- 1516Another way
- 1517Norfolk Punch
- 1518Roman Punch
- 1519Raspberry Liqueur
- 1520Raspberry Vinegar
- 1521Ratafia Brandy
- 1522Shrub. No. 1
- 1523Shrub. No. 2
- 1524Shrub. No. 3 — Currant Shrub
- 1525Spruce Beer
- 1526Bittany Wine
- 1527Sham Champagne
- 1528Cherry Wine
- 1529Another way
- 1530Cowslip Wine. No. 1
- 1531Cowslip Wine. No. 2
- 1532Cowslip Wine. No. 3
- 1533Currant Wine. No. 1
- 1534Currant Wine. No. 2
- 1535Currant Wine. No. 3
- 1536Currant or Elder Wine
- 1537Black Currant Wine
- 1538Red Currant Wine
- 1539Another way
- 1540Red or White Currant Wine
- 1541White Currant Wine
- 1542Damson Wine
- 1543Elder Wine. No. 1
- 1544Elder Wine. No. 2
- 1545Elder Wine. No. 3
- 1546Elder Wine. No. 4
- 1547Elder Wine. No. 5
- 1548Elder-flower Wine
- 1549Sham Frontiniac
- 1550Mixed Fruit Wine
- 1551Ginger Wine. No. 1
- 1552Ginger Wine. No. 2
- 1553Ginger Wine. No. 3
- 1554Ginger Wine. No. 4
- 1555Gooseberry Wine. No. 1
- 1556Gooseberry Wine. No. 2
- 1557Gooseberry Wine. No. 3
- 1558Gooseberry Wine. No. 4 — Grape Wine
- 1559Lemon Wine
- 1560Sham Madeira
- 1561Orange Wine. No. 1
- 1562Orange Wine. No. 2
- 1563Orange Wine. No. 3
- 1564Sham Port Wine
- 1565Raisin Wine. No. 1
- 1566Raisin Wine. No. 2
- 1567Raisin Wine. No. 3
- 1568Raisin Wine. No. 4
- 1569Useful Works, Forming Valuable Presents, Lately Published
- 1570Fruits and Flowers
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