Chapter XI: Introduction: =Chafing-dishes Past and Present.= (3)

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Transcriber's Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired and recipe form made consistent.

Page 5, "recherche" changed to "recherché".

Page 21, "teaspooonful" change to "teaspoonful". (1/2 of teaspoonful of salt.)

Page 42, "Tomates" changed to "Tomatoes". (Tomatoes Farces)

Page 85, "an" changed to "a". (centre half a)

Page 96, "grape fruit" changed to "grapefruit". (grapefruit upon shredded)

Page 156, "Newburg" changed to "Newburgh" to match rest of text. (a lobster Newburgh or)

Page 164, the recipe for Curried Oysters was missing a measurement for "teaspoonful of curry powder" in the original text. Research showed that 1/2 was most usual for recipes for this involving a fraction of a teaspoon. The text has been changed to reflect this.

Illustration for Yorkshire Rarebit originally read "Yorkshire Rabbit." This was changed to fit the actual recipe.

Page 215, "Rechauffé" changed to "Réchauffé". (Mutton Réchauffé)

Page 221, index entry for Plain Lobster was lacking the page number. It has been added.

Page 225, "Litichi" changed to "Litchi". (Litchi Nut Salad, 88)

Page 225, "Duxelles" changed to "D'Uxelles". (à la D'Uxelles, 164)

Page 228, "Serve" changed to "Served". (when Served with French)

Page 229, in the index both "Souffle" and "Souffles" were changed to "Soufflé" and "Soufflés."

The four instances of "tabasco" and five instances of "tobasco" were both retained, as were the instances of "well-nigh" and "wellnigh".