INDEX.


The Figures in the body of the Index refer to the Number of the Receipts; those in the column, under the word Page, to where the Receipts are to be found; and those preceded by Ap., to the Receipts in the Appendix.


Page
Acid of lemon, artificial, [407*][274]
Accum on Adulterations, quoted, [note] to [433][280]
An alderman in chains, [57][135]
A-la-mode beef, or veal, or English turtle, [502][312]
Allspice, essence of, [412][275]
—— tincture of, [413][ib.]
—— Sir H. Sloane on, [note][92]
Almond custards ([Ap. 54].)[375]
Anchovy sauce, [270][232]
—— essence, [433][279]
—— toast, [573][354]
—— butter,
—— paste,
}[434]
[282]
—— powder, [435][ib.]
—— to keep them well, [Obs.] to [270][233]
Apicius, his sauce for boiled chicken[35]
Appetite, good, why the best sauce[52]
—— to refresh[38]
Appert, his art of preserving vegetables, [note][164]
Apple pie ([Ap. 32].)[369]
—— pudding, boiled ([Ap. 112].)[397]
—— dumplings, ditto ([Ap. 113].)[ib.]
—— tart, creamed ([Ap. 33].)[369]
—— sauce, [304][242]
Apples, to dry ([Ap. 83].)[384]
Apricot jam ([Ap. 93].)[387]
Artichokes, [136][166]
—— Jerusalem, [117][160]
Asparagus, [123][161]
—— soup, [222][206]
Arrack, to imitate, [480][299]
Arbuthnot, Dr., quoted, Preface[viii.]
Abernethy, Mr., quoted, [note][20]
Bacon, [13][117]
—— slices of, [526][324]
—— relishing rashers of, [527][ib.]
—— sparerib, to roast[132]
Bain-Marie, note to [485] and [529*][304]. [326]
Baking[72]
Baked custard ([Ap. 52].)[375]
—— pears ([Ap. 82].)[384]
Barley water, [565][350]
—— broth, [204][199]
—— ——, to make a gallon for a groat[210]
—— sugar ([Ap. 90].)[386]
—— drops ([Ap. 91].)[ib.]
Basil, when to dry[291]
—— vinegar, or wine, [397][269]
—— sauce, [264][231]
Batter pudding ([Ap. 111].)[397]
Beans, French, [133][164]
Beauty[51]
Bechamel, [364][257]
Beef bouilli, [5]. [238]. [493][109]. [212]. [308]
—— how nutritive and economical, [5][109]
—— to salt, [6][111]
—— savoury, [496][310]
—— a round of, salted, to boil, [7][113]
—— what the outside slices are good for, [N. B.] to [7][ib.]
—— H-Bone, [8][ib.]
—— ribs, and rolled, [9][114]
—— baron of[34]
—— sirloin, roasted, [19][122]
—— proper way to carve, in [note] to [19][123]
—— as mock hare, [66*][141]
—— ribs, roasted, [20][123]
—— ditto, boned and rolled, [21][124]
—— steaks, to fry, [85][148]
—— steak pudding ([Ap. 24].)[367]
—— season for, see [note] to [94][151]
—— with onions, [86][148]
—— to broil, [94][151]
—— the superlative steak[ib.]
—— Macbeth’s receipt, and le véritable bif-teck de Beauvilliers, [N. B.] to [94][152]
—— to stew, [500][311]
—— with onion gravy, [501][312]
—— broth, [185][193]
—— broth for glaze, or portable soup or sauce, [252][223]
—— gravy, [186][194]
—— strong gravy, [188][ib.]
—— cullis, [189][195]
—— for poultry, &c. [329][249]
—— shin of, soup, [193][196]
—— tea, [563][349]
—— to hash, [486][304]
—— shin, stewed, [493][308]
—— brisket, stewed, [494][310]
—— haricot, [495][ib.]
—— Hunter’s savoury, baked or stewed, [496][ib.]
—— à-la-mode, or English turtle, [502][312]
—— to pot, [503][314]
—— bubble and squeak, [505][316]
—— hashed, and bones broiled, [506][317]
—— cold, broiled, &c. [487][304]
Beer, to recover when hard, [468][295]
—— to bottle, [468][ib.]
—— cup, [464][294]
Beet roots, [127][162]
—— —— to pickle ([Ap. 119].)[402]
Biscuit drops ([Ap. 68].)[380]
Bishop, essence of, [412][275]
Birch, his excellent mock turtle, [note] under [247][219]
Black cock, [71][144]
Blancmange ([Ap. 46].)[373]
Boiling[66]
Boiled custard ([Ap. 53].)[375]
Bouillon de santé, [196][197]
Bonne bouche for geese, pork, &c. [341][251]
Brandy, how to obtain genuine Cognac[296]
Bread, to make ([Ap. 100].)[390]
—— sauce, [321][246]
—— sippets, fried, [319][ib.]
—— crumbs, do. [320][ib.]
—— pudding, [556][344]
Broccoli, [126][162]
—— pickled, ([Ap. 122].)[403]
Bride, or wedding cake ([Ap. 56].)[376]
Brill, [143][169]
Brains are sadly dependent on the bowels[20]
—— Dr. Cadogan’s obs. thereon, [note][21]
Brain balls[266]
Broiling, see the [4th chapter] of Rudiments of Cookery[82]
Brose, Scotch, [205*][201]
Brunswick tourte ([Ap. 45].)[373]
Broth, see the [7th chapter] of the Rudiments of Cookery[89]
—— black[35]
—— of fragments[54]
—— beef, [185][193]
—— to clarify, [252*][227]
—— mutton, [194][196]
—— mock ditto, [195][197]
—— with cutlets, [490][307]
—— Scotch barley, [204][199]
—— for sick, [564][350]
Browning, to colour soup and sauce, &c. [322][246]
Bill of fare for a week[56]
Buns, plain ([Ap. 77].)[382]
—— cross ([Ap. 78].)[383]
—— seed ([Ap. 79].)[ib.]
—— plum ([Ap. 80].)[ib.]
—— Bath ([Ap. 65].)[379]
Burnet vinegar has the same taste as cucumber, [399][270]
—— —— sauce, [264][231]
Burgoo, Scotch, [572*][353]
Butler’s directions for drying herbs, [461][290]
—— —— to market for vegetables[359]
Butler, Obs. on the business of a [note][39]
Butter, best manner of melting[228]
—— to recover when oiled[229]
—— clarified, [259][230]
—— burnt, [260][ib.]
—— oiled, [260*][ib.]
Catholic Families, cookery for, [158]. [224][178]. [207]
Cabbage, [118][160]
—— boiled and fried, or bubble and squeak, [119]. [505][160]. [316]
Cakes, common seed ([Ap. 59].)[377]
—— rich, yest ([Ap. 60].)[378]
—— queen, or heart ([Ap. 61].)[ib.]
—— Shrewsbury ([Ap. 63].)[ib.]
—— Banbury ([Ap. 64].)[379]
—— Savoy, or sponge ([Ap. 67].)[380]
—— Ratafia ([Ap. 71].)[381]
—— almond sponge ([Ap. 72].)[ib.]
—— diet bread ([Ap. 74].)[ib.]
—— Derby, or short ([Ap. 87].)[385]
—— Yorkshire ([Ap. 104].)[391]
Calf, a fatted, preferred to a starved turtle, [247][221]
——’s head to boil, [10][114]
—— —— to hash, [10][115]
—— —— ragoût, [520][321]
—— —— mock turtle, [247][219]
—— feet jelly, [481][299]
Camp vinegar, [403][271]
Carp, stewed, [158][177]
Carrots, [129][163]
—— soup, [212][201]
Carving, best rule for[43]
—— ancient terms of, [note][ib.]
Catsup of mushrooms, [439][283]
—— double ditto, or dog-sup[284]
—— of walnuts, [438][282]
—— of oysters, [441][285]
—— of cockles, [442][ib.]
—— of cucumbers, [399][270]
—— pudding, [446][285]
Caper sauce, [274][233]
—— —— mock, [275][ib.]
Capon, to roast, [58][136]
Capillaire, [476][297]
Caramel, to boil sugar to, ([Ap. 85].)[385]
Cauliflower, [125][162]
—— pickled ([App. 122].)[403]
Caudle, [572][353]
Cautions to carvers[44]
Cayenne, how to make, [404][272]
—— essence of, [405][273]
Celery soup, [214][202]
—— sauce, [289], [290][238]
—— seed, substitute for celery, [note][92]
—— essence, [409][275]
Chantilly basket ([Ap. 51].)[375]
Cheap soup, [229][208]
Cheese and toast, [538*], [539][330]
—— toasted, [540][331]
—— buttered ditto, [541][ib.]
—— pounded or potted, [542][ib.]
Cheesecakes ([Ap. 40].)[371]
—— lemon, ditto ([Ap. 41].)[372]
—— orange, ditto ([Ap. 42].)[ib.]
—— almond, ditto ([Ap. 43].)[ib.]
Cherries, dried ([Ap. 95].)[387]
Chervil sauce, [264][231]
Chili vinegar, [405*][273]
—— wine, [406][ib.]
Chicken. See [Fowl].
—— pie ([Ap. 16].)[364]
—— and ham patties ([Ap. 29].)[368]
Chops, mutton, pork, beef, to broil, [94][151]
—— to fry, [85][148]
—— to stew, [490][307]
—— relish for, [423][278]
—— sauce for, [356][255]
Cinnamon, essence of, [416][276]
—— tincture of, [416*][ib.]
Claret, best wine for sauces, &c.[95]
Clarified syrup, [475][297]
Clarify broth, to, [252*][227]
Clove and mace, essence of, [414][276]
—— —— —— tincture of, [415][ib.]
Cockle catchup, [442][285]
Cod, boiled, [149][172]
—— the tail filleted, [note] under [149][ib.]
—— slices boiled, [151][174]
—— skull stewed, [158][177]
—— shaved, and sold for whitings, [Obs.] to [153][175]
Cold meat, to broil with poached eggs, [487][304]
—— ditto, to warm, the best way[54]
—— fish[53]
—— —— sauce for, [453], [359], and [307][287], [255], [243]
—— veal, an excellent dish of, [512][319]
—— fowl, ditto, [533][328]
Colouring for soup and sauce, [322][246]
—— a frequent cause of adulteration, [322][247]
Committee of taste[17]
Consommé, [252][223]
Coffee, to make[340]
Cooks, friendly advice to[46]
—— hints to[53]
—— ditto, when they have a very large dinner[62]
Cooks, cause of the scarcity of good ones[310]
—— deserve good wages[23]
—— a manor given to one by William the Conqueror[22]
—— Obs. concerning their health, [note][26]
Cook-teaser, where not to put him[44]
Cooking animals, dine only once a month, [note][17]
Cookery, Descartes’s observations on[19]
—— Dr. Johnson’s ditto[20]
—— theory of, [note][ib.]
—— importance of[21]
—— Dr. Stark[vii.]
—— the analeptic part of physic[19]
—— Dr. Mandeville[viii.]
—— Arbuthnot[ib.]
—— Parmentier[x.]
—— Sylvester’s Obs. on, [note][20]
—— best books on, [note][ib.]
—— theory of the processes of, from the Encyclopædia Brit. [note][ib.]
—— opinion of a cook on books of[32]
Coquus Magnus, or Master Kitchener[22]
Coullis, or thickened gravy, [189][195]
Coup d’aprés[94]
Crab, to boil, [177][188]
Crawfish soup, [235][211]
—— ditto, pounded alive, recommended by Mons. Clermont, [235][ib.]
Cream, clouted, [388][267]
Cranberry tart ([Ap. 37].)[370]
Croquante of paste ([Ap. 86].)[385]
Cottage potato pudding ([Ap. 115].)[398]
Crisp parsley, [318][245]
Currant jelly, [479*][298]
Curry powder, [455][287]
—— soup, [249][222]
—— sauce, [348][254]
—— balls, [382][266]
—— to dress, [497][311]
Curaçoa, how to make, [474][296]
Custard pudding[347]
Cider cup, [465][294]
Culinary curiosities[32]
Crane[34]
Curlews[ib.]
Cat in gely[ib.]
Corks[106]
Cement for sealing bottles[ib.]
Caw-caw bones, [N.B.] [1][108]
Cow heel, to dress, [18*][122]
Cress sauce, [264][231]
—— vinegar, [397*][269]
Cucumber, stewed, [135][165]
—— vinegar, [399][270]
—— to preserve ([Ap. 98].)[389]
Carp, to stew, [158][177]
Charity, the greatest[24]
Crumpets ([Ap. 103].)[391]
Devil, [538][329]
—— his venison[33]
—— sauce for[255]
—— biscuit, [574][354]
Damson cheese ([Ap. 89].)[386]
Digestion, how important[19]
Dripping pan[76]
Dripping, to clarify, [83][146]
—— Mrs. Melroe and Dr. Stark’s Obs. on, [83][147]
—— soup[210]
Duck, to roast, [61][139]
—— bonne bouche for, [341][251]
—— to hash, [530][326]
—— cold, to warm, [535][329]
—— wild, to roast, [74][144]
Dutch salad, [Obs.] to [372][261]
Dinner, seven chances against its being properly dressed, [note][22]
—— hints for preparing a large, p. [62], [63]; a good one for 5d., [204][199]
—— invitation to[36]
—— importance of punctuality, the only act which cannot be postponed[37]
—— arrangements of guests at[40]
—— rules for behaviour at, from the Accomplished Lady’s Delight, [note][29]
—— hints for providing[38]
—— Obs. on second courses, &c.[ib.]
—— punishment for not being punctual at[42]
—— Boileau’s Obs. on[ib.]
—— Hints to those who dine out[44]