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Asparagus in Ambush 309

Asparagus and Eggs 296

Asparagus with Eggs 326

Asparagus Omelette 375

Asparagus on Toast 288

Asparagus Pudding 338

Asparagus Rolls 350

Beans, Baked 21

Beans, Boiled 149

Beans, French, à la Crême 597

Beans, French, Boiled 244

Beans, French, and Fried Brains 109

Beans, French, Garnis with Sausages 173

Beans, French, with force-meat Balls 301

Beans, French, Stewed with Peas 391

Beans, French Sauté (Fresh) 358

Beans, French Sauté, (Canned) 60

Beans, Fried 619

Beans, Kidney au Maître d’Hôtel 645

Beans, Kidney 125

Beans, Kidney, Fricasseed 586

Beans, Kidney, Fried 421

Beans, Kidney, à l’Anglaise 609

Beans, Kidney, with Sauce 178

Beans, Lima 118

Beans, Lima, (Fresh) 360

Beans, Lima, Stewed 387

Beans, Lima, Stewed 447

Beans, Navy 352

Beans, and Pork 71

Beans, String, Canned 47

Beans, String, Fresh 321

Beets, Boiled 393

Beets, Sauté 374

Beets, Young 358

Broccoli 216

Brussels Sprouts 82

Cabbage au Gratin 546

Cabbage, Chopped 589

Cabbage, Ladies’ 106

Cabbage, Ladies’, au Maître d’Hôtel 623

Cabbage, Minced 140

Cabbage, Sprouts 223

Cabbage, Sprouts and Eggs 277

Cabbage, Stuffed 243

Cabbage and Sausage 635

Cold Slaw 598

Cold Slaw with Cream Dressing 618

Cold Slaw with Egg Dressing 233

Hot Slaw 173

Cabbage Salad 21

Cauliflower à la Crême 209

Cauliflower au Gratin 13

Cauliflower Cream Sauce 64

Cauliflower Boiled 522

Cauliflower with Sauce 115

Cauliflower with Sauce Tartare 511

Cauliflower, Scalloped 267

Cauliflower, Stewed 159

Carrots, Mashed 99

Carrots, Stewed 607

Celery, Baked 175

Celery, Minced, with Egg Dressing 51

Celery, Raw 28

Celery, Salad 13

Celery, Salad, Egg Dressing 123

Celery, Stewed 32

Celery, Stewedwith Egg 112

Celery, Stewed, Savory 73

Corn, Baked 47

Corn, Green, Boiled Whole 395

Corn, Green, Cut from Cob 478

Corn, Green, Fritters 509

Corn Fritters 323

Corn Pudding 221

Corn Pudding Green 412

Corn Puddings 137

Corn and Tomatoes 484

Corn and Tomatoes, Stewed 85

Corn and Tomatoes, Stewed 466

Corn, Stewed 38

Cucumbers, Fried 406

Cucumbers, Raw 424

Egg-plant, Breaded 484

Egg-plant, Fried in Batter 498

Egg-plant, Fried 451

Egg-plant, Stewed 505

Egg-plant, Stuffed 491

Hominy, Baked 152

Hominy, Croquettes 90

Hominy, Pudding 256

Macaroni al Napolitano 59

Macaroni, Baked 115

Macaroni, Boiled 223

Macaroni, Chopped 259

Macaroni au Gratin 602

Macaroni with Cheese 45

Macaroni with Cod 619

Macaroni with Breast of Lamb 390

Macaroni with Eggs 237

Macaroni Shred 166

Macaroni with Ham 67

Macaroni, Savory 290

Macaroni and Tomato Sauce 406

Macaroni, Stewed with Tomato Sauce 189

Macaroni with Bacon 640

Macaroni Pudding 654

Onions, Baked 630

Onions, Boiled 364

Onions, Boiled with Sauce 444

Onions, Cream 430

Onions, Stewed brown 477

Onions, Stewed, plain 292

Onions, Young, Stewed 332

Parsnips, Buttered 228

Parsnip Cakes 87

Parsnips, Creamed 245

Parsnips, Fried 35

Parsnip Fritters 283

Parsnips, Mashed 570

Parsnips, Stewed 131

Peas, Canned 63

Pea (Green) Cakes 368

Peas (Green) (Fresh) 288

Peas (Green) and Fried Brains 90

Peas (Green) 168

Pea (Green) Fritters 340

Peas, Purée of 208

Peas, Purée of with Cream 317

Pea (Green) Pancakes 309

Pea (Split) Pancakes 235

Peas Pudding 613

Peas, Stewed, with French Beans 391

Polenta 591

Potatoes à la Duchesse 57

Potatoes à la Lyonnaise 45

Potatoes à l’Italienne 53

Potatoes à la Crême 250

Potatoes à la Louise 381

Potatoes à la Parisienne 577

Potatoes à la Reine 98

Potatoes au Maître d’Hôtel 80

Potatoes au Naturel 60

Potatoes au Gratin 130

Potatoes au Gratin with Vermicelli 176

Potatoes, Baked 106

Potatoes, Baked 138

Potatoes, Baked with Beef 151

Potatoes, Baked with Steak 292

Potato Balls 145

Potato Balls with Beef 183

Potato Balls, Baked 389

Potato Batter Pudding 402

Potatoes, Boiled, Plain 156

Potatoes, Bermuda, au Naturel 206

Potatoes, Bermuda, Baked 217

Potatoes, Bermuda, Boiled 259

Potatoes, Bermuda, en Robe de Chambre 309

Potatoes, Bermuda, Whole 271

Potatoes, Bermuda, en Robe de Chambre 362

Potatoes, Broiled 555

Potatoes, Browned 21

Potato, Browned 76

Potatoes, Browned, Whole 103

Potatoes, Buttered 385

Potato, Casserole of 461

Potato, Cannelon of 597

Potato, Cakes 47

Potato, Cakes 563

Potato, Cakes 257

Potato Chips 189

Potato Cones, Baked 633

Potato, Chopped 252

Potato, Chopped 321

Potato, Chopped with Corn 403

Potato Cheese Sauce 453

Potato in Cases 109

Potato, Creamed 143

Potato Croquettes 161

Potato Croquettes 531

Potato Edging 317

Potato Eggs 288

Potatoes, Fried 267

Potato Frill 27

Potatoes, Glazed 171

Potatoes, Mashed, Browned 38

Potatoes, Mashed 14

Potatoes, Mashed, Moulded 404

Potatoes, Mashed au Gratin 513

Potatoes Milanese 181

Potatoes, Moulded 118

Potatoes, Mound 529

Potatoes, New 393

Potatoes, New, Stewed 401

Potatoes, Old, Stewed 232

Potatoes, Omelette 410

Potato Pasty 341

Potato Puff à la Genève 544

Potato Puffs, Fried 457

Potato Puffs 378

Potato Puff 18

Potato, Purée of 349

Potatoes, Purée of 567

Potatoes, Puréewith Gravy 593

Potato Rissoles 198

Potatoes, Roast 41

Potatoes, Savory 228

Potatoes, Scallops 343

Potatoes, Scallops 159

Potatoes, Scalloped, with Eggs 642

Potatoes, Scooped 354

Potatoes, Scored 63

Potatoes, Stewed 134

Potatoes, Stewed 261

Potatoes, Stewed 65

Potatoes, Stewed, Creamed 215

Potato Stew 154

Potatoes Stewed Whole 93

Potatoes Stewed, Cream 348

Potato Strips 149

Potato Strips 380

Potatoes, Stripped, Fried 325

Potatoes, Stripped, Stewed 553

Potato Snow 299

Potatoes, Squeezed 283

Potatoes, Sweet, Baked 82

Potatoes, Sweet, Boiled 136

Potatoes, Sweet, Boiled 101

Potatoes, Sweet, Browned 535

Potatoes, Sweet, Fried 121

Potatoes, Sweet, Glazed 627

Potatoes, Sweet, in Jackets 35

Potatoes, Sweet and Irish—Chopped 84

Potatoes, Sweet, Sliced 183

Potatoes, Sweet, Whipped 87

Potatoes, Sweet with Halibut Fillets 493

Potatoes, Sweet, Vermicelli 615

Pudding, Scotch, Savory 168

Pudding, Bread, Savory 610

Pudding, Graham, Savory 647

Pudding, Yorkshire, No. 1 59

Pudding, Yorkshire, No. 2 584

Rice, Baked 315

Rice, Boiled, à la Genève 95

Rice, Boiled, in Broth 489

Rice, Boiled, Plain 301

Rice, Boiled, with Sauce 550

Rice, Buttered 330

Rice, Casserole of, with Calf’s Brains 339

Rice, Casserole of, with Tomato Sauce 226

Rice and Cheese 123

Rice Croquettes 31

Rice Croquettes à la Princesse 582

Rice Croquettes with Giblets 409

Rice Croquettes, Savory 366

Rice Pudding, Naples 136

Rice Pudding Savory 79

Rice Pudding Savory 279

Salsify, Fried 73

Salsify, Fritters 57

Salsify or Mock Stewed Oysters 145

Salsify, Sauté 601

Salsify, Stewed 35

Sea Kale 290

Sea Kale on Toast 310

Spinach à la Crême 93

Spinach à la Parisienne 241

Spinach à la Reine 294

Spinach, Beaten 378

Spinach, Boiled 24

Spinach, Dressed with Egg 348

Spinach, Garnished with Egg 281

Spinach in a Mould 169

Spinach, Moulded 252

Spinach on Toast 325

Spinach with Eggs 133

Squash à la Crême 416

Squash au Gratin 496

Squash, Baked 409

Squash, Baked 593

Squash, Creamed 438

Squash, Mashed 374

Squash, Scalloped 393

Squash, Stewed 399

Squash, Stuffed 514

Squash, Winter 147

Succotash 101

Succotash, Canned 202

Succotash with Lima Beans 503

Tomatoes, Baked 28

Tomatoes, Baked with Ham 383

Tomatoes, Baked, Whole 390

Tomatoes, Baked with Gravy 463

Tomatoes, Broiled 471

Tomatoes, Devilled 443

Tomato Omelette, with Cheese 278

Tomatoes in a Mould 547

Tomato Purée 149

Tomatoes, Raw 319

Tomato Sauce 41

Tomato Sauce with Macaroni 189

Tomato Sauce Onion 496

Tomato Salad 338

Tomato Salad Egg Dressing 376

Tomatoes, Scalloped 121

Tomatoes Scalloped with Corn 270

Tomatoes, Stewed with Corn 76

Tomatoes, Stewed with Onions 53

Tomatoes, Stewed and Bread 313

Tomatoes, Stewed with Onions 394

Tomatoes, and Corn (Fresh) Stewed 466

Tomatoes, Stewed Plain 14

Tomatoes, Stuffed 364

Tomatoes, Stuffed, with Corn 521

Tomatoes, Stuffed, with Meat 480

Tomatoes, Stuffed, with Meat 521

Tomatoes, Stuffed, with Gravy 480

Turnips and Corned Beef 441

Turnips, Mashed 143

Turnips, Purée of 563

Turnips, Stewed 360

Turnips, with White Sauce 95

Turnips, Young 339

Vegetables, Ragoût of 448

EGGS.

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Eggs and Asparagus 296

Eggs, Baked with Scallop 464

Eggs and Cabbage Sprouts 277

Eggs, Fricasseed 617

Eggs and Macaroni 237

Eggs with Minced Mutton 199

Eggs with Ham 34

Eggs and Mushrooms 540

Eggs, Poached 334

Eggs, Purée of 580

Omelette, Asparagus 375

Omelette, Baked, aux Fines Herbes 501

Omelette, Giblet 519

Omelette with Gravy 482

Omelette with Ham 330

Omelette, Tomato with Cheese 278

Omelette with Tomatoes 600

CHEESE.

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Cheese Custards 603

Cheese Fingers 164

Cheese Fondu 54

Cheese Ramakins 285

SALADS.

Salad, Bavarian 567

Salad, Bean 611

Salad, Beet Root 140

Salad, Beet Root and Potato 589

Salad, Cabbage 21

Salad, Cabbage 152

Salad, Celery 13

Salad, Celery, Egg Dressing 51

Salad, Chicken 252

Salad, Cress 299

Cresses 269

Cucumbers, Raw 399

Salad, Cucumber and Onion 500

Salad, Lettuce 198

Salad, Lettuce and Cress 311

Salad, Lettuce, Cream Dressing 219

Salad, Lettuce, Plain 229

Salad, Lettuce and Veal 246

Mayonnaise of Lobster 446

Mayonnaise, Fish 236

Salad, Oyster 56

Salad, Oyster with Lettuce 261

Salad, Potato 290

Salad, Potato and Beet 367

Salad, Potato 451

Slaw, Cold 91

Slaw, Cold, Cream Dressing 162

Slaw, Cold, Egg Dressing 599

Slaw, Hot 173

Salad, Summer 331

Salad, Summer 492

Salad, Tomato 338

Salad, Tomato, Egg Dressing 354

Salad, Tomato, Iced Dressing 376

Salad, Turkey 82

SAUCES FOR MEAT.

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Sauce, Apple 60

Sauce, Bread 31

Sauce, Caper 24

Sauce, Caper, for Mutton 263

Sauce, Cheese, for Potatoes 453

Sauce, Cranberry 37

Sauce, Cream, for Mackerel 111

Sauce, Cream, Cauliflower 64

Sauce, Cream, Cauliflower 115

Sauce, for Codfish 30

Sauce, Egg 211

Sauce, Egg, for Chicken 249

Sauce, Horseradish 392

Sauce, Horseradish 559

Sauce, Mint 288

Sauce, Mushroom 223

Sauce, Mushroom, for Lamb 360

Mustard, Made 60

Sauce, Onion and Tomato 496

Sauce, for Kidney Beans 178

Sauce, for Beef’s Tongue 358

Sauce, Piquante 90

Sauce, Oyster 217

Sauce, Tartare 511

Sauce, Tomato 41

Sauce, Tomato, for Macaroni 189

Sauce, Tomato, for Rice 226

Sauce, Rhubarb or Pie-plant 294

Sauce for Salmon 44

Sauce, White, for Turnips 95

PIES, TARTS, ETC.

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Pie, Apple 32

Pie, Apple, Custard 460

Pie, Apple, Méringue 128

Pie, Apple, Sliced 180

Pie, Blackberry 447

Pie, Cherry 359

Pie, Cream Peach 521

Pie, Cream Raspberry 408

Pie, Corn-Starch Custard 279

Pie, Lemon Cream 567

Pie, Lemon Méringue 432

Pie, Mince 80

Pie, Mince 686

Pie, Peach 470

Pie, Peach, Whole 496

Pie, Pine-apple 309

Pie, Potato 99

Pie, Potato, Irish 331

Pie, Pumpkin 136

Pie, Squash 555

Pie, Sweet Potato 665

Neapolitainoes 597

Strawberry Méringue 328

Tartlets, Chocolate 617

Tart, Damson 529

Tart, Gooseberry 393

Tart, Open Apple Custard 479

Tart, Raspberry and Currant Jelly 121

Tart, Raspberry and Currant 423

Tart, Rhubarb 242

Tartlets, Jelly 116

Tartlets, Lemon 677

Tartlets, Orange 627

PUDDINGS, PUFFS, ETC.

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Pudding, Alice’s 260

Pudding, Amber 557

Pudding, Apple 614

Pudding, Apple 468

Pudding, Apple, Méringue 63

Pudding, Apple, Soufflé 531

Pudding, Apple, and Tapioca 22

Apple Compote au Gratin 455

Pudding, Arrow-root 152

Pudding, Arrow-root, Hot 682

Pudding, Batter 625

Pudding, Batter 307

Pudding, Blackberry, Baked 514

Pudding, Boiled, Plain 178

Pudding, Boiled 607

Pudding, Bread 334

Pudding, Bread and Custard 638

Pudding, Bread and Raisin 277

Pudding, Bread, Steamed 205

Pudding, Bread, Corn 391

Pudding, Bread, Cherry 410

Pudding, Bread, Susie’s 45

Pudding, Bread, Custard 564

Pudding, “Brown Bettie” 91

Pudding, Bubble 559

Pudding, Cabinet 96

Pudding, Cherry Soufflé 420

Pudding, Cocoa 604

Pudding, Cocoanut 570

Pudding, Cocoanut 218

Pudding, Cocoanut 281

Pudding, Cocoanut 354

Pudding, Cocoanut, Sponge 182

Pudding, Corn-meal Fruit 58

Pudding, Corn-meal, Hasty 230

Pudding, Corn-meal, Steamed 250

Pudding, Corn-meal, without Eggs 209

Pudding, Corn-starch, Hasty 18

Pudding, Corn-starch, Custard 403

Pudding, Cottage 25

Pudding, Cream 374

Puddings, Cup 684

Pudding, Diplomatic 519

Pudding, Dorchester Cracker Plum 675

Pudding, Essex 156

Pudding, Farina Hasty 173

Pudding, Farina 668

Pudding, Farina, Cold 418

Pudding, Fig 68

Pudding, Fig, Custard 191

Pudding, Flour Hasty 624

Pudding, Graham Hasty 321

Pudding, Huckleberry, Baked 443

Pudding, Indian 449

Pudding, Jam 65

Pudding, Lausanne 583

Pudding, Lemon 176

Pudding, Macaroni 150

Pudding, Macaroni, Plain 261

Pudding, Macaroni and Almond 51

Pudding, Macaroni, Sweet, with Brandied Fruit 83

Pudding, Minced 71

Pudding, Neapolitan 301

Pudding, Newark 286

Pudding, Nursery Plum 224

Pudding, Oatmeal, with Cream 292

Pudding, Orange 612

Pudding, Omelette Méringue 588

Pudding, Peach 546

Pudding, Peach, Batter 248

Pudding, Peach, Batter 154

Pudding, Potato, Sweet 164

Pudding, Potato, Sweet 585

Pudding, Plum, Impromptu 661

Pudding, Poor Man’s Plum 162

Pudding, Queen’s 171

Pudding, Queen’s 621

Puddings, Queen of 235

Puddings, Queen of, with Strawberry Méringue 311

Pudding, Rice Méringue 687

Pudding, Rice, Southern 183

Pudding, Rice and Tapioca 289

Pudding, Ruby’s 548

Pudding, Seymour 134

Pudding, Sponge-Cake Soufflé 667

Snowballs 109

Pudding, Sponge-Cake 143

Pudding, Tapioca 257

Pudding, Tapioca, English 126

Puddings, Transparent 198

Pudding, Unity 104

Pudding, Wayne 220

Pudding, Willie’s Favorite 196

Puffs, Corn-meal 140

Puffs, Cottage 187

Puffs, Cottage 412

Puffs, German 297

Puffs, Jersey 336

Puffs, Lemon 265

Puffs, White 207

DUMPLINGS, FRITTERS, ETC.

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Dumplings, Apple, Baked 48

Dumplings, Apple, Boiled 542

Dumplings, Belle’s 227

Dumplings, Berry, Baked 487

Dumplings, Cherry, Baked 371

Dumplings, Suet 639

Fritters, Apple 593

Fritters, Jelly Cake 238

Fritters, Orange 76

Fritters, Peach 506

Fritters, Potato 540

Fritters, Rusk 649

Fritters, Suet 639

Marmalade Roll 324

Pancakes, Plain 636

Pancakes with Preserves 160

Queen’s Toast 222

Roley-Poley, Blackberry 473

Roley-Poley, Cherry 385

Roley-Poley, Jam 87

PUDDING SAUCES.

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Sauce, Beehive 77

Sauce, Brandy 48

Sauce, Cabinet Pudding 96

Sauce, Cottage Pudding 25

Sauce, Cream 104

Sauce, Cream, Sweet 110

Sauce, Hard 22

Sauce, Jelly 157

Sauce, Wine 88

Sauce, Wine 194

CUSTARDS, BLANC-MANGE, JELLY, ETC.

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Ambrosia 212

Ambrosia, Pine-apple 273

Apple Charlotte 550

Apple Méringue 634

Apple Snow 148

Apples, Stewed with Cream 611

Blanc-Mange 14

Blanc-Mange, Almond Corn-starch 424

Blanc-Mange, Almond 284

Blanc-Mange, Chocolate 338

Blanc-Mange and Cocoanut 632

Blanc-Mange, Corn-starch 326

Blanc-Mange, Lemon 361

Blanc-Mange, Narcissus 61

Blanc-Mange, Neapolitan 318

Blanc-Mange, Ribbon 679

Blanc-Mange, Velvet 516

Charlotte Russe 383

Coffee, Méringue 581

Cream, Bavarian 533

Cream, Coffee 434

Cream, Spanish 387

Cream, Spanish 561

Cream, Turret 169

Crême du Thé, Café et Chocolat 85

Custard, Almond, with Cocoanut Frost 451

Custard, Ambrosia 431

Custards, Baked, Chocolate 233

Custard, Barley 644

Custards, Cup, Baked 313

Custards, Boiled 629

Custards, Boiled 271

Custard Cup, Boiled 101

Custard, Burnt 295

Custard, Chocolate 131

Custard, Farina 138

Custard, French Tapioca 94

Custards, Jelly 554

Custard, Margherita Lemon 74

Custard, Mountain or Junket 376

Custard, Quaking 240

Custard, Rose’s Rice 35

Custard, Snow 214

Custard, Snow 346

Custard, Island, Floating 42

Ice-Cream, Self-freezing 414

Ice-Cream, Peach 485

Jaune Mange 200

Jelly, Birds’ Nest in 244

Jelly, Claret 438

Jelly, Lemon 145

Jelly, Raspberry and Currant, with Whipped Cream 401

Jelly, Wine, with Whipped Cream 119

Omelette aux Confitures 315

Omelette Jelly 462

Omelette Soufflé 113

Peach (Canned) Lèche Crèma 263

Peach (Fresh) Lèche-Crêma 474

Pears, Stewed with Rice 528

Pie-plant (April) Fool 229

Quince Soufflé 569

Rock-work 538

Snow, Apple 148

Snow, Orange 426

Snow, Rice 572

Snow, Tropical 39

Syllabub 502

Trifle, Apple 202

Trifle, Ambushed 269

Trifle, Apricot 591

Trifle, Drunken Dominie 589

Trifle, Lemon 299

Trifle, Lemon (Cake) 406

Trifle, A Mere 123

Trifle, Peach 492

Trifle, Strawberry 369

Trifle, Tipsy 28

CAKES.

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Cake, Apple 189

Cake, Corn-starch, Cup 663

Cake, Cream 436

Cakes, Cream 544

Cakes, Cream, Boston 255

Cake, Cream, Rose 609

Charlotte Cachée 244

Cake, Huckleberry 465

Cake, Martha’s 644

Cake, Myrtle’s 216

Cake, Orange 536

Cake, Sponge 15

Cake, Sponge Mrs. M.’s 566

Cake, White 632

Cake, White Mountain 572

Gingerbread, Sponge 54

Gingerbread, Soft 106

Gingerbread, Soft 252

Shortcake, Blackberry, Hot 504

Shortcake, Huckleberry 458

Shortcake, Raspberry, Cold 382

Shortcake, Raspberry, Hot 367

Shortcake, Strawberry 342

FRUIT DESSERTS.

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Apples and Nuts 29

Bananas, Oranges and Cherries 428

Bananas and Oranges 320

Blackberries 453

Cherries 399

Currants and Raspberries 429

Grapes, Boiled Chestnuts and Apples 586

Huckleberries and Cream 440

Melons, Peaches and Pears 494

Melons, Nutmeg and Peaches 484

Melons, Nutmeg and Watermelons 471

Nuts and Raisins 144

Peaches and Cream 457

Raspberries and Cream 395

Raspberries, Cream and Cake 404

Raspberries 373

Strawberries and Cream 348

Strawberries 378

Watermelons and Pears 487

DRINKS.

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Café au Lait 107

Chocolate 54

Cocoa 15

Coffee 19

Coffee Iced 465

Coffee and Whipped Cream 260

Tea 42

Tea à la Russe 574

Tea Iced 426

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Portrait by Wyatt Eaton. Printed from New Stereo-typed Plates, Prepared

expressly for this Edition.

One Volume, 8vo. Extra Cloth, $5.00.

“_Dr. Holland will always find a congenial audience in the homes of

culture and refinement. He does not affect the play of the darker and

fiercer passions, but delights in the sweet images that cluster around

the domestic hearth. He cherishes a strong fellow-feeling with the

pure and tranquil life in the modest social circles of the American

people, and has thus won his way to the companionship of many friendly

hearts._”—N. Y. TRIBUNE.

*** _For sale by all booksellers, or sent post-paid upon receipt of

price by_

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FOOTNOTES:

[A] It gives me pleasure to state, in this connection, that all of

the articles named in the above catalogue (and many more) are made by

the DOVER STAMPING COMPANY, BOSTON, MASS., 88 AND 90 NORTH STREET.

The inventors of the inimitable Egg-Beater have proved themselves as

appreciative in other respects of the needs of American housewives,

and as ingenious in meeting these. I call attention to their wares, as

a simple act of justice to what is so excellent in itself, and as an

unsolicited thank-offering to the stranger-benefactors who have made

many of my culinary duties a pastime, rather than a toil.

[B] As I have mentioned in “Breakfast, Luncheon, and Tea,” you can

spare yourselves the trouble of preparing the vegetables for this soup

by buying those shred and dried for this purpose, put up in packages

and sold by grocers.

* * * * *

Transcriber’s Notes:

Obvious punctuation errors repaired. Often the recipes will contain

ingredients in the instructions that were not included in the list of

ingredients. See, for example, CLEAR GRAVY SOUP on page 55 where the

first line mentions dicing onions that are not listed above. About

two-thirds of the way through the text, the printer stopped putting the

ingredients in lists and instead just used paragraphs. The recipes were

retained as printed.

The index was also retained as printed. There is little rhyme nor

reason in its construction and the transcriber could not ascertain the

reasoning for the order of the items within.

Eight uses of “Pâté(s)” were changed to “Paté(s)” to match usage in

text. Text uses both “à la Crême” and “à la Crème” for all kinds of

vegetables.

“Meringue,” (and its other forms), were changed to “méringue” to match

the one hundred other occurrences in the text. These changes were made

on pages 46, 51, 62, 63 (three times), and 74 (twice).

The printer spells the fresh version of “Peach Lèche Crema” as “Peach

Lèche-Crêma” and the version that uses canned peaches as “Peach Lèche

Crèma.” Varied hyphenation retained where a majority consensus could

not be ascertained, for example: “arrow-root,” “arrowroot,” etc.

Page 5, “sometime” changed to “sometimes” (week that sometimes)

Page 100, “PATÈ” changed to “PATÉ” (DUCK PATÉ.)

Page 111, word “a” deleted from text. Original read (soup and a

nutritious)

Page 111, repeated word “the” removed from text. Original read (cover

until the the sauce is)

Pages 121 and 122, “Ragout” changed to “Ragoût” (Ragoût of Veal)

Page 198, “teaspoonful of” added to “½ nutmeg” for “TRANSPARENT

PUDDINGS.”

Page 213, “thus” changed to “this” (this much on Saturday)

Page 222, word “An” added to text over smudged possible “n” (An

excellent soup such)

Page 227, “tablepoonfuls” changed to “tablespoonfuls” (tablespoonfuls

of mixed lard)

Page 281, “L’Anglaise” changed to “l’Anglaise” (à l’Anglaise)

Page 310, “Maitre” changed to “Maître” (Potatoes au Maître d’Hôtel)

Page 326, “tablespoonfu” changed to “tablespoonful” (Put a

tablespoonful)

Page 343, “littled” changed to “little” (a little brown flour)

Page 372, repeated word “a” removed from text. Original read (with a a

few smart blows)

Page 374, “beats” changed to “beets” (Put the beets into)

Page 376, heading added for “GREEN PEAS.” to match rest of book’s

layout. Original only had space above with sentence directing to page

of original recipe.

Page 396, “colanander” changed to “colander” (vegetables through the

colander)

Page 407, “Á” changed to “À” (COLD BEEF À LA MODE.)

Page 446, “D’Hôtel” changed to “d’Hôtel” (au Maître d’Hôtel)

Page 499, “whole” changed to “hole” (the hole in the middle)

Page 592, “wel” changed to “well” (Season; moisten well)

Page 600, 618, 651 “pâté-pans” changed to “paté-pans” to match rest of

usage (or in paté-pans) (lining paté-pans) (ready small paté-pans)

Page 607, “would” changed to “mould” (buttered mould and boil)

Page 657, “teaspoonlul” changed to “teaspoonful” (teaspoonful of

browned flour)

Page 693, “Lèche Crema” changed to “Lèche-Crêma” (Peach Lèche-Crêma)

Page 699, index, “Croutons” changed to “Croûtons” (Potage à Croûtons)

Page 699, index, “Remo” changed to “Rémo” (St. Rémo Broth)

Page 706, index, “Genéve” changed to “Genève” (Puff à la Genève)

Page 707, index, “Genéve” changed to “Genève” (Boiled, à la Genève)

Page 709, index, “Napolitainoes” changed to “Neapolitainoes”

(Neapolitainoes, 597)

Page 712, index, “Créma” changed to “Crèma” (Peach (Canned) Lèche Crèma)

Final page, advertisement, “Ameri an” changed to “American” (the

American people, and)

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