CHAPTER IV.
SOUPS.
General Directions—Soup Stock—Soup of Potato—Plain Beef—Rich Beef—Green Pea—Dried Bean or Pea—Clam—Vegetable and Meat for Summer—Dried Pea, with salt Pork—Dried Bean or Pea, with Meat stock—Mutton—Vegetable (French)—Plain Calf’s Head—Simple Mutton [35]
CHAPTER V.
HASHES.
Four Ways of spoiling Hashes—Hashes: of Fresh Meats, seasoned; Cold fresh Meats and Potatoes; Meat, with Eggs; Meat, with Tomatoes; Beef; Veal; Rice and cold Meats; Bread-crumbs and cold Meats; Another; Cold Beefsteak; Same, with Potatoes and Turnips; Cold Mutton or Venison; Corned Beef; Cold Ham—Meats warmed over—To Cook cold Meats—Cold meat Hash—Souse—Tripe [39]
CHAPTER VI.
BOILED MEATS.
To Cook tough Beef—Boiled Ham—Beef—Fowls—Fricasseed Fowls—To boil Leg or Shoulder of Veal, Mutton, or Lamb—Calf’s Feet—Calf’s Liver and Sweet-breads—Kidneys—Pillau—Smoked Tongue—Corned Beef—Partridges or Pigeons—Ducks—Turkey [43]
CHAPTER VII.