Chapter M: Mustard
Mustard.
Marmalade of Limons.
Marmalade of Oranges.
Musk Sugar.
Marmalade of Quinces.
Mushroms pickled.
Marmalade of Cherries. 116
Marmalade of Oranges.
Marmalade of Cornelions.
Marmalade white.
Medlars preserved.
Marmalade of Pippins.
Marmalade of Wardens.
Marmalade of Damsons.
Marchpane.
Marmalade of Apricocks.
Morphew or Freckles.
Marmalade of Oranges.
Made Dish.
Marmalade of Cherries and Currans.
Marmalade of Apricocks.
Melancholy Water.
N.
Naples Bisket.
O.
Oatmeal Pudding. 146
Oranges in Jelly preserv'd. 77
Orange Pudding. 46
Oranges and Limons to preserve. 56
P.
Pickled Oysters. 153
Pickled French Beans. Ib.
Pickled Barberries. 152
Poudered Beef kept long. 154
Pudding to rost. 151
Pudding of Calves feet. Ib.
Pudding of Rasberries. 150
Pudding of Hogs Liver. Ib.
Pudding of Cake. 146
Pudding of Rice. 145
Paste of Pomewaters. 135
Punch. 134
Prunes stewed without Fire. Ib.
Pickled Oranges or Limmons. 131
Potato Bisket. Ib.
Parsnep Bisket. 131
Paste short without Butter. 129
Puffpaste. 128
Puffpaste. Ib.
Pistacho Cakes. 115
Powder for the Hair. 114
Pears or Pippins dried. 110
Pippins dry and clear. 109
Perfume to burn. 108
Perfumed Gloves. Ib.
Perfume to burn. 107
Pomatum. 100
Pippins in Jelly. 93
Posset. Ib.
Posset with Sack. 93
Posset. Ib.
Plumbs dried. 91
Preserved Pears dried. 81
Pretty Sweet-meat. 87
Paste for the Hands. 83
Plumbs dried naturally. 81
Pears dried. 76
Pippins dried. 73
Pippins green preserved. 71
Peaches preserved. Ib.
Phtisick Drink. 67
Paste of Pippins. 62
Paste royal. 61
Paste of Pippins. 54
Paste of Plumbs. Ib.
Plain Bisket Cake. 53
Posset without Milk. 44
Pennado. 43
Purslane pickled. 40
Portugal Eggs. 29
Perfumed Roses. 27
Palsie water by Dr. Mathias. 23
Plague Water. 16
Precious Water. 7
Plague Water. 2
Q.
Quaking Pudding. 147
Quince pickled. 141
R.
Roses kept long. 140
Rose Leaves dried. 124
Red Quinces whole. 122
Rasberry Sugar. 115
Rasberry Wine. 76
Red Roses preserved. 58
Rasberries preserved. 36
Rosa Solis. 14
Rosemary Water. 7
S.
Scotch Brewis. 143
Syrup of Rasberries, or other Fruits, as Grapes, &c. 135
Syrup of Citrons. 134
Sugar Plate. 124
Syrup of Roses or other Flowers. 123
Sack Posset. 120
Sillibub. 114
Spanish Candy. 110
Syrup of Gilliflowers. 99
Seed stuff of Rasberries. 98
Syrup for a Cough. 86
Syrup of Violets. 86
Syrup for a Cold. 79
Syrup of Turneps. 68
Signs of Small Pox taken away. 66
Sugar Plate. 56
Snow Cream. 55
Shrewsberry Cakes. 49
Sillibub. 47
Sack Posset. 43
Sheeps Guts stretched. 40
Samphire boiled. 38
Stepony or Raisin Wine. Ib.
Sillibub whipt. 37
Syrup of Ale. Ib.
Syrup of Turneps. 32
Sugar Cakes. 31
Signs of Small Pox taken away. 28
Surfet Water the best. 18, 22
Sweet Water. 18
Snail Water. 17
Spirit of Oranges and Limons. 5
Spirit of Mints. 4
Soveraign Water. 3
T.
To cast all kinds of Shapes and to colour them. 75
Tuff taffity Cream. 112
Thick Cream. 40
Trifle. 39
Tincture of Caroways. 27
Treacle Water. 8 & 16
W.
Walnuts kept long. 141
White Plates to eat. 117
White Quinces preserved. 52
Water Gruel. 48
Wafer. 35
Water against Infection. 19
Wormwood water. 13
Walnut water. 12
Water for the Stone. 10
Water for Fainting. 6
The End of the Contents of the First Part.
The CONTENTS of the Second Part.
A.
Artichoke Suckers dressed. 182
Artichoke Cream. 184
Artichoke Pie. 196
Artichoke Pudding. 223
Artichokes kept long. 229
Artichokes stewed. 277
Artichokes fryed. 282
Artichoke Pudding. 223
Almond Pudding. 161
Apple Tansie. 167
An Amulet. 168
Almond Pudding. 177
Angelot Cheese. 202
Apple Puffs. 253
Almond Tart. 290
B.
Brown Metheglin. 159
Beef Collered. 160
Barly Cream. 162
Barly Broth without Meat. 188
Barly Broth with Meat. 188
Balls to take out Stains. 228
Broth of a Lambs Head. 225
Beef-Pie very good. 244
Blanched Manchet. 247
Bullocks cheek baked to eat hot. 299
Bullocks cheek baked to eat cold. ib.
Bacon Froize. 300
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