Cook and
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共 74 段- When servants are sick, you are to remember that you are the
- AIR. Few persons are sufficiently aware, that an unwholesome
- APPLES are best preserved from frost, by throwing over them
- BAKED CUSTARD. Boil a pint of cream and half a pint of milk
- BEEF PIE. Season some cuttings of beef with pepper and salt,
- NOVEMBER.--_Meat._ Beef, mutton, veal, pork, house lamb, doe
- BOILED TURBOT. The turbot kettle must be of a proper size, a
- BREWING. The practice of brewing malt liquor is but seldom a
- BRISKET OF BEEF, if intended to be stewed, should have that
- CALF'S FEET BROTH. Boil two feet in three quarts of water ti
- CARPETS. In order to keep them clean, they should not freque
- CAULIFLOWERS. Choose those that are close and white, cut off
- CHICKEN PANADA. Boil a chicken in a quart of water, till abo
- COD'S HEAD. The head and shoulders of the cod will eat much
- COWS. In the management of cows intended for the dairy, a wa
- CURING BUTTER. It is well known, that butter as it is genera
- DAVENPORT FOWLS. Hang up young fowls for a night. Take the l
- DUCKS. In rearing this species of poultry, they should be ac
- ESSENCE OF CLOVES. Mix together two ounces of the strongest
- FISH. In dressing fish of any kind for the table, great care
- FLOWER POTS. As flowers and plants should enjoy a free circu
- FRYING. This is often a very convenient and expeditious mode
- GEESE. The rearing of this species of poultry incurs but lit
- GOUT CORDIAL. Take four pounds of sun raisins sliced and sto
- HARES. If hung up in a dry cool place, they will keep a grea
- HODGE PODGE. Boil some slices of coarse beef in three quarts
- INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES. In this case leeches should be app
- KITCHEN GARDEN. Here a little attention will be requisite ev
- LEEK SOUP. Chop a quantity of leeks into some mutton broth o
- LODGINGS. The tenure on which the generality of houses are h
- MARBLE. Chimney pieces, or marble slabs, may be cleaned with
- MITES. Though they principally affect cheese, there are seve
- MUTTON RUMPS AND KIDNEYS. Stew six rumps in some good mutton
- ORANGE JUICE. When the fresh juice cannot be procured, a ver
- OYSTERS. Of the several kinds of oysters, the Pyfleet, Colch
- PENCIL DRAWINGS. To prevent chalk or pencil drawings from ru
- PICKLED WALNUTS. When they will bear a pin to go into them,
- PLOVERS. In purchasing plovers, choose those that feel hard
- PORK SAUSAGES. Chop fat and lean pork together, season it wi
- POTTED HARE. An old hare will do well for this purpose, like
- PRESERVATION OF BUTTER. Butter, as it is generally cured, do
- PROVISIONS. The first of all requisites for human sustenance
- PUNCH. In preparing this favourite liquor, it is impossible
- RABBITS. Wild ones have the finest flavour, and are by far t
- RATS. The first step taken by rat-catchers, in order to clea
- REGIMEN. It may be difficult accurately to ascertain the pre
- RICKETS. This disease generally attacks children between the
- ROAST PLOVERS. Green plovers should be roasted like woodcock
- SAFFRON CAKE. Take a quarter of a peck of fine flour, a poun
- SALT FISH. Backlio, old ling, and tusk, are reckoned the bes
- SAUCE FOR QUAILS. Shred two or three shalots, and boil them
- SEA-KALE is a highly nutritious and palatable culinary veget
- SHORT CRUST. Dry two ounces of white sugar; after it has bee
- SLIGHT WOUNDS. When fresh wounds bleed much, lint dipped in
- SMOKY CHIMNIES. The plague of a smoking chimney is proverbia
- SOUPS. It has generally been considered as good economy to u
- SOUR BEER. If beer be brewed ever so well, much will depend
- SPONGE CAKE. Weigh ten eggs, add their weight in very fine s
- STARCH is a substance which is extracted from wheaten flour,
- STEWED BRISKET OF BEEF. Stew nine pounds of brisket of beef,
- STEWED PORK STEAKS. Cut some steaks from the best end of a l
- STRAMONIUM. This celebrated plant, commonly called the Thorn
- SUCKERS. The season for taking up or transplanting suckers o
- TABLE BEER. If the quantity to be brewed is taken as a barre
- TENCH. These are a fine flavoured fresh-water fish, and shou
- TRANSPARENT PAINTINGS. The paper must be fixed in a strainin
- TREATMENT OF THE SICK. Though an unskilful dabbling in cases
- TURBOT. This excellent fish is in season the greatest part o
- VARNISH FOR HATS. The shell of the hat having been prepared,
- VEGETABLES. There is nothing in which the difference between
- WARTS AND CORNS. Warts may safely be destroyed by tying them
- WHITE POT. The antient way of making a white pot is to put t
- WORMWOOD ALE. The proper way to make all sorts of herb drink
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