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_Preface_ iii

_Contents_ ix

_Cookery is a branch of chemical science_ 1

_Observations on the Food of Man_ 6

_Nations living wholly upon Vegetable Food_ 9

_Nations living wholly upon Animal Food_ 10

_Singular kind of Aliments of various Nations_ 12

_Difference between an Epicure and a Glutton_ 17

_Importance of the Art of Cookery_ 20

_Dietetical remarks on the choice and quantity of Food_ 38

_Extraordinary great Eaters, and observations on Abstinence_ 43

_Remarks on the origin of the custom of Eating Flesh_ 49

_Comparative Alimentary Effects of Animal and Vegetable Food_ 53

_Observations on the various kinds of Animal Substances commonly

used for food_ 59

_Observations on the various kinds of Vegetable Substances

commonly used for food_ 76

_General Operations of Cookery_ 79

_Roasting on a spit_ 80

_Roasting on a string_ 86

_Roasting in an open oven_ 88

_Roasting in a closed oven_ 89

_Broiling_ 93

_Frying_ 99

_Stewing_ 106

_Boiling_ 111

_Comparison of the Chemical Changes produced on Animal and

Vegetable Food, in the different processes of cookery_ 117

_Comparative Diminution of the Weight of Meat in Cooking_ 128

_Primary, or chief Dishes of the English table_ 132

_Broth_ 133

_Soup_ 137

_Pies_ 141

_Puddings_ 145

_Made Dishes_ 146

_Observations on Made Dishes_ 148

_Gravy_ 154

_Sauces_ 157

_Thickening Paste for broth, soup, gravy, and made dishes_ 166

_Colouring for broth, soup, gravy, and made dishes_ 162

_Stock, for making extemporaneous broth, soup, or gravy_ 163

_Observations on the Choice of Meat_ 166

_Keeping of Meat, and best construction of Larders, Pantries and

Meat Safes_ 176

_Preservation of Animal Substances in a recent state_ 182

_Pickling and Dry Salting of Meat_ 183

_Method of Preparing Bacon, Hams, and Hung Beef_ 193

_Smoke-drying, or Curing of Bacon, Hams, and Beef, as practised

in Westphalia_ 195

_Method of Curing Hams, Beef, and Fish, by means of Pyro-ligneous

acid_ 197

_Pickling of Fish_ 204

_Pickled Mackerel_ 207

_Pickled Salmon_ 208

_Collared Eels_ 209

_Best method of Preserving Cooked Butcher’s Meat, Fish, or

Poultry_ 210

_Preservation of Meat by Potting_ 218

_Potted Beef, Game, or Poultry_ 219

_Potted Ham_ 220

_Potted Lobster_ 221

_Preservation of Eggs_ 222

_Preservative Effect of Frost, on Butcher’s Meat, Fish, and Fowl_ 223

Pickles.

_Pickled Red Cabbage_ 234

_Pickled Onions_ 235

_Pickled Walnuts_ 236

_Pickled Cucumbers_ 237

_Pickled Red Beet-root_ 239

_Pickled Mushrooms_ 239

_Pickled Artichoke_ 240

_Sour Kraut_ 241

_Mushroom Catsup_ 244

_Tomata Catsup_ 246

_Walnut Catsup_ 247

Culinary Chemistry The Scientific Principles of Cookery, with Concise Instructions for Preparing Good and Wholesome Pickles, Vinegar, Conserves, Fruit Jellies, Marmalades, and Various Other Alimentary Substances Employed in Domestic Economy, with Observations on the Chemical Constitution and Nutritive Qualities of Different Kinds of Food. · 第 8 / 125 题