Transcriber's Notes:

Some minor obvious typographical errors have been corrected silently.
Missing page numbers are attributed to blank pages in the original text.

Corrections made appear in [square brackets]:

[Pg. 20:] "From the Pennslyvania [replaced with "Pennsylvania">["
[Pg. 65:] "his excellent pot a [replaced with "au">[ feu"
[Pg. 146:] "aid [replaced with "laid">[ it a while in cold"
[Pg. 201:] "for any thing that has ham [added "in">[ it,"
[Pg. 202:] "Taragon [replaced with "Tarragon">[ vinegar is best."
[Pg. 293:] "a dish of beiled [replaced with "boiled">[ rice to be eaten"
[Pg. 338:] "looks very meanly--and thstes [replaced with "tastes">[ so."
[Pg. 348:] "beat them with a wooden spoon to reder [replaced with "render">[ them very light."
[Pg. 464:] "If you have a coo [last letter cut off, replaced with "cool">[ hand,"
[Pg. 493:] "loosened by wrapping round their ousides [replaced with "outsides">[ cloths"
[Pg. 496:] "either port, madeira, or chamaigne [replaced with "champagne">["
[Pg. 496:] "except as some exhiliration [replaced with "exhilaration">["
[Pg. 536:] "Ground-nut macaroon [replaced with "macaroons">[ are made in the same manner."
[Pg. 563:] "stirring down to the bottom after evey [replaced with "every">[ skimming,"
[Pg. 575:] "Brocoli [replaced with "Broccoli">[ is done in the same manner"
[Pg. 583:] "as soon as it simmers, [deleted comma] well [added comma] take it off"
[Pg. 620:] "beat and stir the soaked rusk very had [replaced with "hard">["
Marjoram, marjoran ([Pg. 357]) and majoram (Pp. [90], [95], [602]) are used in the text, these have all been standardised to "marjoram" as it was used in the majority.

The following [index entries] were corrected (corrections listed below in square brackets):

Almond and macaroon custards, 484 [486]
Almond soup, 53 [58]
Arrow-root biscuit, 303. [603]
Beef, corned, fried, 143. [148]
Bird dumplings, 505. [305]
Birds for invalids, 384. [584]
Boned turkey, 279. [271]
Cheese pudding, 431. [481]
Chocolate, 527. [597]
Cinnamon cake, 440. [528]
Crab fritters, soft, 213. [113]
Crullers, (soft,) 422. [442]
Curry balls, 273. [373]
Doughnuts, 442. [443]
Eggs, scrambled, 612. [614]
Ellen Clarke's pudding, 303. [603]
Farino [Farina] flummery, 589.
French ham pie, 516. [616]
Gravy sippets, 584. [put in correct alphabetical order]
Gravy, to make, 223. [323]
Halibut, fried, 98. [97]
Ham, broiled, 243. [241]
Ice water, (or sherbet,) 523. [513]
Indian corn, to boil, 321. [391]
India pickle, 269. [569]
Indian pudding, (fine,) 428. [incorrect page number, unable to locate]
Jam, raspberry, 549. [548]
Jelly, (or marmalade,) pudding, 431. [480]
Lamb pie, 189. [187]
Lemon custards, 484. [485]
Lemon syrups, 522. [513]
Meringue pudding, 480. [479]
Mint julep, 608. [610]
Mutton chops, (broiled,) 171. [177]
Orange or lemon syrup, 523. [513]
Pea soup, (green,) 42. [41]
Pork with pea pudding, 280. [230]
Pork steaks, fried, 228. [223]
Pudding, (apple,) 558. [458]
Pudding, (cottage,) 582. [632]
Pudding, (Ellen Clarke's,) 303. [603]
Pudding, lemon or orange, (boiled,) 426. [476]
Pudding, meringue, 480. [479]
Pudding, plum, (plain,) 469. [468]
Pudding, white potato, 476. [478]
Pudding, marmalade or jelly, 431. [480]
Quince pies, 479. [478]
Raspberry vinegar, 509. [599]
Rice pudding, baked, 442. [452]
Rice pudding, boiled, 443. [453]
Rissole patties, 198. [incorrect page number, unable to locate]
Sauce, chestnut, 348. [343]
Sauce, (gooseberry,) 389. [339]
Sauce, (lobster,) 187 [137], 313.
Sauce, pea-nut, 348. [343]
Sausage and veal pie, 282. [232]
Soufflé, (omelet,) 591. [501]
Soup, red cabbage, 46. [45]
Soup, corn, 88. [38]
Soup, oyster, 78. [73]
Soup, pea, green, 42. [41]
Soup, peas, split, 48. [43]
Soup, pepper-pot, 58. [53]
Soup, vegetable, 68. [63]
Stewed smoked beef, 145. [149]
Stewed calf's head, 206. [205]
Sweetbreads for invalids, 598. [593]
Sweet potatos, stewed, 358. [381]
Sweet potato cake, 528. [529]
Tarragon sauce, 223. [323]
Tomatos, pickled, 211. [581]
Tomatos with sea-bass, 365. [101]
Tomato soup, 89. [39]
Tongue toast, 178. [172]
Turtle, to dress, 628. [128]
Vanilla custards, 485. [484]
Vanilla syrup, 523. [513]
Vinegar, (raspberry,) 509. [599]
White potato pudding, 78. [478]
Yankee pumpkin pudding, [390].

Not changed:

Some entries in the index are not in alphabetical order.
Inconsistencies in word hyphenation, for example: backbone and back-bone, table-spoonful and tablespoonful.
Inconsistencies in section title punctuation.
All French spelling.
[Pg. 574]: "Your may green bell-peppers in the usual way, with vine leaves or cabbage leaves." [unsure as to the true meaning]

Variant spellings left unchanged:

canvas-back, canvass-back
Ellen Clarke's pudding, Ellen Clark's pudding
inclose, enclose
Indian meal, indian meal
macaroni, maccaroni
marigold, marygold
panada, panade
potato, potatoe
rince, rinse
trevet, trivet