CHAPTER VII.

STORE SAUCES.

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Observations[145]
Chetney Sauce (Bengal receipt)[146]
Fine Mushroom Catsup[146]
Mushroom Catsup (another receipt)[148]
Double Mushroom Catsup[148]
Compound, or Cook’s Catsup[149]
Walnut Catsup[149]
Another good receipt for Walnut Catsup[150]
Lemon Pickle, or Catsup[150]
Pontac Catsup for Fish[150]
Bottled Tomatas, or Tomata Catsup[151]
Epicurean Sauce[151]
Tarragon Vinegar[151]
Green Mint Vinegar[152]
Cucumber Vinegar[152]
Celery Vinegar[152].
Eschalot, or Garlic Vinegar[152].
Eschalot Wine[153]
Horseradish Vinegar[153]
Cayenne Vinegar[153]
Lemon Brandy for flavouring Sweet Dishes[153]
Dried Mushrooms[153]
Mushroom Powder[154]
Potato Flour, or Arrow Root (Fecule de Pommes de Terre)[154]
To make Flour of Rice[154]
Powder of Savoury Herbs[154]
Tartar Mustard[154]
Another Tartar Mustard[154]

CHAPTER VIII.

FORCEMEATS.

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General remarks on Forcemeats[156]
Good common Forcemeat for Veal, Turkeys, &c., No. 1[157]
Another good common Forcemeat, No. 2[157]
Superior Suet Forcemeat, No. 3[158]
Common Suet Forcemeat, No. 4[158]
Oyster Forcemeat, No. 5[159]
Finer Oyster Forcemeat, No. 6[159]
Mushroom Forcemeat, No. 7[159]
Forcemeat for Hare, No. 8[160]
Onion and Sage stuffing for Geese, Ducks, &c., No. 9[160]
Mr. Cooke’s Forcemeat for Geese or Ducks, No. 10[161]
Forcemeat Balls for Mock Turtle Soups, No. 11[161]
Egg Balls, No. 12[162]
Brain Cakes, No. 13[162]
Another receipt for Brain Cakes, No. 14[162]
Chestnut Forcemeat, No. 15[162]
An excellent French Forcemeat, No. 16[163]
French Forcemeat, called Quenelles, No. 17[163]
Forcemeat for raised and other cold Pies, No. 18[164]
Panada, No. 19[165]

CHAPTER IX.

BOILING, ROASTING, ETC.

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To boil Meat[167]
Poélée[169]
A Blanc[169]
Roasting[169]
Steaming[172]
Stewing[173]
Broiling[175]
Frying[176]
Baking, or Oven Cookery[178]
Braising[180]
Larding[181]
Boning[182]
To blanch Meat or Vegetables[182]
Glazing[182]
Toasting[183]
Browning with Salamander[183]

CHAPTER X.