| SOUPS. |
| Asparagus soup |
| Beef soup |
| Gravy soup |
| Soup with Bouilli |
| Veal soup |
| Oyster soup |
| Barley soup |
| Dried pea soup |
| Green pea soup |
| Ochra soup |
| Hare or Rabbit soup |
| Soup of any kind of old fowl |
| Catfish soup |
| Onion soup |
| To dress turtle |
| Mock turtle soup of calf's head |
| BEEF. |
| Directions for curing beef |
| To dry beef for summer use |
| To corn beef in hot weather |
| "Important observations on roasting, boiling, frying, &c." |
| Beef a-la-mode |
| Brisket of beef baked |
| Beef olives |
| To stew a rump of beef |
| A fricando of beef |
| An excellent method of dressing beef |
| To collar a flank of beef |
| To make a hunter's beef |
| A nice little dish of beef |
| Beef steaks |
| To hash beef |
| Beef steak pie |
| Beef a-la-daube |
| VEAL. |
| Directions for the pieces in the different quarters of veal |
| Veal cutlets from the fillet or leg |
| Veal chops |
| Veal cutlets |
| Knuckle of veal |
| Baked fillet of veal |
| Scotch collops of veal |
| Veal olives |
| Ragout of a breast of veal |
| Fricando of veal |
| To make a pie of sweetbreads and oysters |
| Mock turtle of calf's head |
| To grill a calf's head |
| To collar a calf's head |
| "Calf's heart, a nice dish" |
| Calf's feet fricassee |
| To fry calf's feet |
| To prepare rennet |
| To hash a calf's head |
| To bake a calf's head |
| To stuff and roast calf's liver |
| To broil calf's liver |
| Directions for cleaning calf's head and feet |
| LAMB. |
| "To roast the fore-quarter, &c." |
| Baked lamb |
| Fried lamb |
| To dress lamb's head and feet |
| MUTTON. |
| Boiled leg of mutton |
| Roasted leg of mutton |
| Steaks of a leg of mutton |
| To harrico mutton |
| Mutton chops |
| Boiled breast of mutton |
| Breast of mutton in ragout |
| To grill a breast of mutton |
| Boiled shoulder of mutton |
| Shoulder of mutton with celery sauce |
| Roasted loin of mutton |
| PORK. |
| To cure bacon |
| To make souse |
| To roast a pig |
| To barbecue |
| To roast a fore-quarter of shote |
| To make shote cutlets |
| To corn shote |
| Shote's head |
| Leg of pork with pease pudding |
| Stewed chine |
| To toast a ham |
| To stuff a ham |
| Soused feet in ragout |
| To make sausages |
| To make black puddings |
| A sea pie |
| To make paste for the pie |
| Bologna sausages |
| FISH. |
| To cure herrings |
| To bake sturgeon |
| To make sturgeon cutlets |
| Sturgeon steaks |
| To boil sturgeon |
| To bake a shad |
| To boil a shad |
| To roast a shad |
| To broil a shad |
| To boil rock fish |
| To fry perch |
| To pickle oysters |
| To make a curry of catfish |
| To dress a cod's head and shoulders |
| To make sauce for the cod's head |
| To dress a salt cod |
| Matelote of any kind of firm fish |
| "Chowder, a sea dish" |
| To pickle sturgeon |
| To caveach fish |
| To dress cod fish |
| Cod fish pie |
| To dress any kind of salted fish |
| To fricassee cod sounds and tongues |
| An excellent way to dress fish |
| Fish a-la-daub |
| Fish in jelly |
| To make egg sauce for a salt cod |
| To dress cod sounds |
| To stew carp |
| To boil eels |
| To pitchcock eels |
| To broil eels |
| To scollop oysters |
| To fry oysters |
| To make oyster loaves |
| "POULTRY, &c." |
| To roast a goose |
| To make sauce for a goose |
| To boil ducks with onion sauce |
| To make onion sauce |
| To roast ducks |
| To boil a turkey with oyster sauce |
| To make sauce for a turkey |
| To boil fowls |
| To make white sauce for fowls |
| Fricassee of small chickens |
| To roast large fowls |
| To make egg sauce |
| To boil young chickens |
| To roast young chickens |
| Fried chickens |
| To roast woodcocks or snipes |
| To roast wild ducks or teal |
| To boil pigeons |
| To roast pigeons |
| To roast partridges or any small bird |
| To boil rabbits |
| To roast rabbits |
| To stew wild ducks |
| To dress ducks with juice of oranges |
| To dress ducks with onions |
| To roast a calf's head |
| To make a dish of curry after the East Indian manner |
| "Dish of rice to be served up with the curry, in a dish by it |
| Ochra and tomatos |
| Gumbo?a West India dish |
| Pepperpot |
| Spanish method of dressing giblets |
| Paste for meat dumplins |
| To make an ollo?a Spanish dish |
| Ropa veija?Spanish |
| "Chicken pudding, a favourite Virginia dish" |
| To make polenta |
| Macaroni |
| Mock macaroni |
| To make croquets |
| To make vermicelli |
| Common patties |
| Eggs in croquets |
| Omelette souffle |
| Fondus |
| A nice twelve o'clock luncheon |
| Eggs a-la-creme |
| Sauce a-la-creme for the eggs |
| Cabbage a-la-creme |
| To make an omelette |
| Omelette?another way |
| Gaspacho?Spanish |
| Eggs and tomatos |
| Eggs and tomatos |
| To fricassee eggs |
| SAUCES. |
| Fish sauce to keep a year |
| Sauce for wild fowl |
| Sauce for boiled rabbits |
| Gravy |
| Forcemeat balls |
| Sauce for boiled ducks or rabbits |
| Lobster sauce |
| Shrimp sauce |
| Oyster sauce for fish |
| Celery sauce |
| Mushroom sauce |
| Common sauce |
| To melt butter |
| Caper sauce |
| Oyster catsup |
| Celery vinegar |
| VEGETABLES. |
| To dress salad |
| To boil potatos |
| To fry sliced potatos |
| Potatos mashed |
| Potatos mashed with onions |
| To roast potatos |
| To roast potatos under meat |
| Potato balls |
| Jerusalem artichokes |
| Cabbage |
| Savoys |
| Sprouts and young greens |
| Asparagus |
| Sea-kale |
| To scollop tomatos |
| To stew tomatos |
| Cauliflower |
| Red beet roots |
| Parsnips |
| Carrots |
| Turnips |
| To mash turnips |
| Turnip tops |
| French beans |
| Artichokes |
| Brocoli |
| Peas |
| Puree of turnips |
| Ragout of turnips |
| "Ragout of French beans, snaps, string beans" |
| Mazagan beans |
| "Lima, or sugar beans" |
| Turnip rooted cabbage |
| Egg plant |
| Potato pumpkin |
| Sweet potato |
| Sweet potatos stewed |
| Sweet potatos broiled |
| Spinach |
| Sorrel |
| Cabbage pudding |
| Squash or c |
| Winter squash |
| Field peas |
| Cabbage with onions |
| Salsify |
| Stewed salsify |
| Stewed mushrooms |
| Broiled mushrooms |
| To boil rice |
| "Rice journey, or johnny cake" |
| "PUDDINGS, &c." |
| Observations on puddings and cakes |
| Rice milk for a dessert |
| To make puff paste |
| To make mince-meat for pies |
| To make jelly from feet |
| A sweet-meat pudding |
| To make an orange pudding |
| An apple custard |
| Boiled loaf |
| Transparent pudding |
| Flummery |
| Burnt custard |
| An English plum pudding |
| Marrow pudding |
| Sippet pudding |
| Sweet potato pudding |
| An arrow root pudding |
| Sago pudding |
| Puff pudding |
| Rice pudding |
| Plum pudding |
| Almond pudding |
| Quire of paper pancakes |
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| Sugar ginger bread |
| Dough nuts?a yankee cake |
| Risen cake |
| Pound cake |
| "Savoy, or spunge cake" |
| A rich fruit cake |
| Naples biscuit |
| Shrewsbury cakes |
| Little plum cakes |
| Soda cakes |
| To make bread |
| To make nice biscuit |
| Rice bread |
| Mixed bread |
| Patent yeast |
| To prepare the cakes |
| Another method for making yeast |
| Nice buns |
| Muffins |
| French rolls |
| Crumpets |
| Apoquiniminc cakes |
| Batter cakes |
| Batter bread |
| Cream cakes |
| Soufle biscuits |
| Corn meal bread |
| Sweet potato buns |
| Rice woffles |
| Velvet cakes |
| Chocolate cakes |
| Wafers |
| Buckwheat cakes |
| Observations on ice creams |
| Ice creams |
| Vanilla cream |
| Raspberry cream |
| Strawberry cream |
| Cocoa nut cream |
| Chocolate cream |
| Oyster cream |
| Iced jelly |
| Peach cream |
| Coffee cream |
| Quince cream |
| Citron cream |
| Almond cream |
| Lemon cream |
| Lemonade cream |
| To make custard |
| To make a trifle |
| Rice blanc mange |
| Floating island |
| Syllabub |
| COLD CR |
| Lemon cream |
| Orange cream |
| Raspberry cream |
| Tea cream |
| Sago cream |
| Barley cream |
| Gooseberry fool |
| To make slip |
| Curds and cream |
| Blanc mange |
| To make a hen's nest |
| Pheasants a-la-daub |
| Partridges a-la-daub |
| Chickens a-la-daub |
| To make savoury jelly |
| Turkey a-la-daub |
| "Salmagundi, an excellent relish after dinner" |
| To stew perch |
| PRESERVES. |
| Directions for making preserves |
| To preserve cling-stone peaches |
| Cling-stones sliced |
| Soft peaches |
| Peach marmalade |
| Peach chips |
| Pears |
| Pear marmalade |
| Quinces |
| Currant jelly |
| Quince jelly |
| Quince marmalade |
| Cherries |
| Morello cherries |
| To dry cherries |
| Raspberry jam |
| To preserve strawberries |
| Strawberry jam |
| Gooseberries |
| Apricots in brandy |
| Peaches in brandy |
| Cherries in brandy |
| Magnum bonum plums in brandy |
| PICKLING. |
| Lemon pickle |
| Tomato catsup |
| Tomato marmalade |
| Tomato sweet marmalade |
| Tomato soy |
| Pepper vinegar |
| Mushroom catsup |
| "Tarragon, or astragon vinegar" |
| Curry powder |
| To pickle cucumbers |
| Oil mangos |
| To make the stuffing for forty melons |
| To make yellow pickle |
| To make green pickles |
| To prepare vinegar for green or yellow pickle |
| To pickle onions |
| To pickle nastertiums |
| To pickle radish pods |
| To pickle English walnuts |
| To pickle peppers |
| To make walnut catsup |
| "To pickle green nectarines, or apricots" |
| To pickle asparagus |
| Observations on pickling |
| "CORDIALS, &c." |
| Ginger wine |
| Orgeat |
| Cherry shrub |
| Currant wine |
| To make cherry brandy |
| Rose brandy |
| Peach cordial |
| Raspberry cordial |
| Raspberry vinegar |
| Mint cordial |
| "Hydromel, or mead" |
| To make a substitute for arrack |
| Lemon cordial |
| Ginger beer |
| Spruce beer |
| Molasses beer |
| To keep lemon juice |
| Sugar vi |
| Honey vinegar |
| Syrup of vinegar |
| Aromatic vinegar |
| Vinegar of the four thieves |
| Lavender water |
| Hungarian water |
| To prepare cosmetic soap for washing the hands |
| Cologne water |
| Soft pomatum |
| To make soap |
| To make starch |
| To dry herbs |
| To clean silver utensils |
| To make blacking |
| To clean knives and forks |