Chapter D
Damson pudding, 224
-------------- another way, ib.
Diet bread, 284
Directions for meat and poultry plain boiled, 121
---------- for roasting, 84
---------- for vegetables, 157
Dried cherries, 300
Duck with benshamelle, 125
---- with cucumbers, 124
---- aux naves, 123
Dutch beef, 306
----- blancmange, 186
----- sauce, 264
E.
Eel pie, 109
Egg paste for balls, soups, &c., 39
Eggs and bacon, 213
---- buttered, 163
---- fried with ham, &c., 164
---- poached with sorrel, &c., 163
---- a la tripe, 165
Endive stewed, 153
English bread, 301
Entrée of eels, 28
------ of mackarel, 31
------ of salmon, 29
------ of smelts, 30
------ of soles, 28
------ of whitings, 29
Essence of ham for sauces, 310
F.
Fennel sauce for mackarel, 268
Fillet of beef larded, 42
------ of mutton with cucumbers, 50
------ of pork roasted, 56
------ of veal prepared for roasting, 93
Fish for frying, 22
---- meagre pie, 101
---- meagré soup, 14
---- plain boiled, 21
---- prepared for broiling, 23
------------- for frying, ib.
------------- for stewing, 25
Flat chicken pie, or tourte, 103
Flowers in sugar, 276
Forcemeat balls for soups and ragouts, 38
Fowl a la Memorancy, 115
--------- St. Menehout, 114
Fowl, &c. with oyster sauce, 118
French beans creamed, 145
------ black puddings, 257
------ bread, 302
------ salad, 185
Fricando veal glaized, 69
Fricassee of chicken or rabbits (white or brown), 117
--------- of tripe, 167
Fried parsley, 111
----- puffs with sweetmeats, 204
Fruit pudding baked, 225
G.
Giblet soup, 13
Giblets stewed plain, 138
------ stewed with peas, 139
Gingerbread nuts, 288
Glaize for hams, larding, &c., 20
Golden pippins a la cream, 191
-------------- another way, 192
-------------- stewed, 193
-------------- syrup of, 275
Gooseberries, to bottle, 282
------------- another way, 283
Gooseberry fool, 280
Gravy for meats and poultry, 95
Green codlins frosted, 297
----- gage jam, 210
----- geese for roasting, 91
----- peas soup, 10
----- sauce for poultry, 268
----- truffles for a dish, 139
Grills generally eaten after dinner, 255
Grown geese and ducks prepared for roasting, 92
Guinea fowls for roasting, ib.
H.
Haggess, to make, 256
Ham braised and glaized, 140
Hard eggs fried, 172
Hare glaized, 123
---- jugged, 122
Hares to prepare for roasting, 89
----- another way, ib.
Haricot mutton cutlets, 49
------- sauce, 41
Hashed beef, in N. B., 126
------ calves head, 60
------ fowl, 127
------ hare, wild fowl, &c., 128
------ mutton, 125
------ venison, 126
Haunch of venison, &c. to prepare for roasting, 86
Herbs dried, 233
Hodge podge, or an english olio, 36
Hyde park corner cakes, 288
I. J.
Ice cream, 228
Iceing for cakes, 206
India pickle, 241
Jerusalem artichokes stewed, 141
-------------------- another way, 142
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