A Course of Lectures on the Principles of Domestic Economy and Cookery
Juliet Corson
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  • Dumplings, Apple, [33], [34]
  • Fat, To absorb after frying, [72]
  • Fish, Cod, stewed in cream, [70]
  • Fish, Cod cakes, [71]
  • Fish, Fried, [65]
  • Fish, Pickerel, fried, [89]
  • Fish, White, to prepare, [28], [31]
  • Fish, To remove odor of, [30]
  • Gravy, for meat, [58]
  • Hash, French, [91]
  • Hash, Baked, [92]
  • Hash, Corned beef, [93]
  • Hominy, [64]
  • Lamb, Baked, [49]
  • Lentils, How used, [26]
  • Lettuce, To keep fresh, [89]
  • Liver, Fried, [92]
  • Meats, Breading, [50]
  • Omelettes, Plain breakfast, [14]
  • Omelettes, Light, [14]
  • Onions, To remove odor of, [30]
  • Oysters, breaded, [95]
  • Oysters, Broiled with bacon, [95]
  • Oysters, Broiled, plain, [95]
  • Oyster fritters, [94]
  • Oyster liquor, How to use, [94]
  • Oysters, Philadelphia, [96]
  • Oysters, Roast, [94]
  • Oyster soup, [95]
  • Pastry, Light, [35]
  • Pastry, Plain, [31]
  • Peas, To wash, [88]
  • Pie, Sliced apple, [40]
  • Pie, Rhubarb, [46]
  • Pie, To prevent juice from running out of, [47]
  • Potatoes, Baked, [56]
  • Potatoes, Boiled, [54]
  • Potatoes, Stewed in butter, [12]
  • Potatoes, To soak, [57]
  • Poultry, To sew for roasting, [51]
  • Pudding, Bread and apple, [44]
  • Pudding, Cabinet, [66]
  • Quail, Boned, [15]
  • Rice, Piloff of, [90]