A queens delight

by Anonymous

The Table.

Ale of health and strength. [87]
Almond Bisket. [14]
Apricock cakes how to make. [25]
Aqua mirabilis, Sir Kenelm Digby's way. [96]
Aqua Coelestis. [102]
Cake the Lady Elizabeths way. [ 62]
Cakes how to make, &c. [61]
Cakes of Pear-plums. [ib.]
Clear cakes of Plums. [57]
Collops like bacon of Marchpane. [69]
Cherry water. [28]
Cordial Cherry water. [88]
Cherry water by the Lord Spencer. [89]
Chips of Quinces. [27]
Cordial water by Sir Walter Raleigh. [80]
by the Lady Malet. [81]
by Doctor Muntford. [96]
by Doctor Butler. [99]
by the Lady Gifford. [105]
Conserve for a cough or consumption of the Lungs. [5]
Conserve of Borage flowers. [40]
Betony. [41]
Lavender flower. [42]
Lemons. [6]
Oranges. [ib.]
Piony. [43]
Pippins. [6]
Quinces. [ib.]
Roses boyl'd. [18]
unboild. [ib.]
Roses. [39]
Sage. [41]
Violets. [39]
Marjoram. [42]
Candy, or clear Rockcandy flowers. [45]
Candy Apricocks. [45]
Barberries. [47]
Chicory roots. [50]
Cherries. [47], [50]
Citrons. [49]
Grapes. [47]
Orange roots. [48]
Orange pills. [49]
Pippins, Pears, Plums. [45]
Rosemary-flowers in the sun. [43]
Spanish flowers. [46]
Suckets of Oranges, Lemons, &c. [47]
Dry Fox-skins how. [74]
Dry Apricoks. [15], [36], [38].
Cherries. [12]
Plums. [34], [37]
Pippins or Pears. [35], [36]
Pippins or Pear-Plums without sugar. [11]
Dentifrices the best and paste of the same. [79]
Damnable Hum. [93]
French Tart to make. [60]
Fruits to dry or Candy after preserved. [6]
Fruit artificial to make. [69]
Gelly of Pippins. [24]
Of Raspiss. [74]
Gilly-flower Wine. [92]
Hair to make grow. [76]
To grow black. [77]
Hypocras. [73]
Doctor Twines way. [104]
Jumbals of Apricocks or Quinces. [28]
Ipswich water. [71]
Italian Bisquet. [66]
Juyce of Liquorish. [13]
Letters to write secretly. [ 76]
Lozenges [68]
Of red Roses. [26]
Lemon water. [91]
Magistery of Pearl. [75]
Marchpane to ice and gild. [ 67]
Marmalet of Damsins. [51]
Oranges. [53], [55]
Plums. [52]
Quinces. [ib.]
Mead, Doctor Kings way. [90]
Mint-Water. [102]
Marigold-flowers distild good for the head. [104]
Naples-Bisquet. [66]
Orange-Water. [12]
Orange-Cakes. [29]
Preserves.
To preserve Artichokes young. [7]
Apricocks. [ 9], [10]
Barberries. [26]
Cherries. [21], [23], [ 34]
Damsins. [35]
Elecampane-root. [ 7]
Fruit green. [4]
Grapes. [2], [8]
Green plums. [31]
Lemons. [5], [7]
Oranges. [5], [30]
Pear-plums white or green. [1], [ 9], [10]
Pippins, or Peaches. [4], [ 9], [10]
Plums red or black. [35]
Quinces white. [3]
White or red. [8]
Respass. [3]
Paste of Apricocks. [62]
Citrons. [59]
Elecampane-roots. [ 64]
Flowers with its natural taste. [ 64]
Oranges and Lemons. [57]
Pippins like leaves, and some like plums,
with their stones and stalks in them. [ 62]
Rasberries or English Currans. [65]
Perfumes, for Cloathes, Gloves. [14]
Perfumes excellent. [17], [70]
K. Edwards. [78]
Q. Elizabeths. [ib.]
Perfume water. [106]
Purging-bag for Ale. [86]
Plague-water. [ 83]
Poppy-water. [Ibid.]
Pomander. [71]
Pomatum good. [18]
Prince-Bisquet. [67]
Powder the Lady Kents. [ 80]
Quinces for pies. [16]
Quiddony of Pippins. [53]
Of all kinds of plums. [54]
Raisin Wine. [20]
Rasberry Wine. [21]
Shrubbery cakes. [58]
Sweet smell. [72]
Sweet powder to break. [16]
Syrup of Clove-gillyflowers. [11]
Of Hysop for colds. [12]
Lemons or Citrons. [27]
Elders. [73]
Rasberries. [90]
Spots of grease or Oyle to take out. [77]
Dr. Stephens sovereign Water. [81]
Stomach water the Lady Spotswoods. [92]
Snail-water most excellent. [100]
Sugar of Wormwood, Mint, Aniseed &c. [ 27]
Of Roses. [44]
Surfeit water. [98]
Tincture of Ambergreese. [22]
Usquebath distilled with herbs. [23], [89]
Walnuts artificial. [69]
Wine to keep from souring. [77]
Water for a Consumption. [84]-[ 85]
For the stomach. [85]
The Plague. [87]
Of Time for passion of the heart. [93]
For sore eyes. [94]
Of Snails for children and old people. [ib.]
Of Clary for the back and stomach. [95]
For fainting of the heart. [97]
Sunburning. [105]
One pensive to comfort the heart. [ 106]
FINIS.