Chapter D

Damson Sauce, Damsons for Pies, Damsons, to Preserve, Deafness, Debility, Bitters for, Decanter, to Remove a Stopper from, Diseases, Summer, Domestics, on the Management of, Dough-nuts, Drab, to Color, Drawn Butter, Dressing, or Stuffing, Dried Beef, Dried Beef, to Stew, Dropsy, Ducks, to Roast, Dumplings, Apple, and Peach, Dumplings, Bacon, Dumplings, Corn, Dumplings, Drop, Dumplings, Large, Dumplings, Light Bread, Dumplings, Rice, Dumplings, Stew, Dumplings, Suet, Dutch-ovens, to Bake in, Dyeing Black, Dyeing Brown, Dyeing Carpet Rags, Dyeing Cotton, blue, Dyeing Drab, Dyeing Lead Color, Dyeing Olive, Dyeing Orange, Dyeing Red, Dyeing Scarlet, Dyeing with Brazil Wood, Dyeing with Cedar boughs, Dyeing Yarn Green, Dyeing Yellow, Dysentery, Dyspepsy Biscuit, Dyspepsy Bread,

E.

Ear-Ache, Remedy For, Early Rising Promotes Punctuality, Ears, Wash for Sore, Earthen Vessels, Economy, the Source of Charity, Egg Panada, Egg Plant, to Bake, Egg Plant, to Fry, Egg Rolls, Egg Sauce, Eggs in Lime-water, Eggs to Grease, for Winter use, Eggs, to Boil, Eggs, to Clean Soiled, Eggs, to Fry, Eggs, to Poach, Elder Ointment, Elderberry Jam for Colds, Elderberry Wine, Elecampane and Hoarhound Syrup English Walnuts, Erysipelas, Eyes, Wash for Weak,

F.

Falls, Feather Beds, Felons, Figs, Tomato, Filtering Water, Fire, Precautions against, Fish, Fresh, to Boil, Fish, Fresh, to Fry, Fish, Oysters, &c., Fish, Rock, to Stew or Bake, Fish, Salt Cod, to Boil, Flannel Cakes, Flannels, to Wash, Flaxseed Poultice, Floating Island, Float, Apple, Floors, to Clean, Floors, to take Grease out of, Flour, to Brown for Gravy, Flowers, the Cultivation of, Flummery, Blackberry, Flummery, Rice, Food for the Sick, Force Meat Balls, Fowls to Bake, Fox Grape Jam, Fraise Bacon, Freezing Ice Cream French Honey, French Rolls, Fresh Meat, to Boil, Fresh Meat, to Keep, Fresh Meat, to Restore when kept too long, Fresh Shad, to Bake, Fricassee, Chickens to Fricassee, Cora, to Fricassee, Tomatoes to Fritters, Apple, Fritters, Corn, Fritters, Indian Meal, Fritters, Oysters, Fritters, Rice, Fritters, Snow, Fruit Cake, Fruit to Stew for Pies, Fruit, Frosted, Furniture, Linseed Oil for, Furs and Woollens, to Keep,

G.

Gardens and Yards, Gathering on a Finger, Geese, to Pick, General Remarks, &c. Giblet Pie and Soup, Ginger Cup-cake, Ginger Tea, Ginger Wine, Ginger, to Preserve Green, Ginger-bread Nuts, Ginger-bread, Crisp, Ginger-bread, Light, Glass, to Cut, Gloves, to Clean Kid, Goose, to Roast, Gooseberries, to Preserve, Gooseberry Wine, Gout, Graham Bread, Grapes for Pies, Grapes in Brandy, Grates and Stoves, to Clean, Gravy with Roast Turkey, Gravy, Hash, Gravy, to Brown Flour for, Grease, to take out of Floors, Greasers for Bake Irons, Green Beans for Winter use, Green Corn Pudding, Green Peppers, to Preserve, Green Tomato Catsup, Green Wash, Green, to Color, Greens, to Boil, Gruel, Corn, Gruel, Oat Meal, Gum Arabic Paste, Gumbo Soup, Gums, Scurvy of,

H.

Ham, to Bake, Ham, to Boil, Ham, to Fry, Ham, to Stew, for the Sick, Hams, to Cure, Hash made of Fowls, Hash, Veal, Hash Gravy, Hasty Custard Pudding, Hasty Pudding of Indian Meal, Head-ache, Remedy for, Hearths, a Wash for, Heating a Brick-oven, Herbs, Gardens and Yards, Herring and Shad, Herring, Harford, Herring, Trash, to Pot, Herring, to Boil, Hints to Young Wives, Hoarhound and Elecampane Syrup, Hoarhound Candy, Hoe Cake, Hogshead Cheese, Hominy to Boil or Fry, Honey and Lemon Juice for a Cough, Hop Ointment, Hop Poultice, Housekeepers, to Encourage in their First Attempts, House Linen, Care of, Huckleberry Pudding, Huckleberry Pudding, Elkridge, Huxham's Buck Tincture,