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Snipes, to truss, 87—353
Snowballs, rice, 129—633
Snow for pancakes, 123
Soap for chapped hands, HG—
7S3
Soda cake, 133—659
Boles, boiled, 44—78
filleted, 41—77
fried, 44—79
Soullle, Milan, 126—614
omelet, 126—615
pudding, 122—589
Soupe et bouilli, 62—laj
carrot, 66—151
a rery cheap, 62—126
clear stock for, 60—118
to colour, 49
common carrot, 66—151
conger eel, 67—157
cottage, baked, 62—127
economical white, 64—140
fravy, 62-130
are, 66—146
Jardiniere, 67—155
Julienne, 67—156
Liebig, 65—144
macaroni, 66—142
to make, 49
nourishing, 143—724
onion, brown, 66—152
ox head, 54—137
01 tail, 64—138
Palestine, 57—154
pea, 66—148
green pea, 66—147
green pea, 66—149
winter pea, 56—150
poor man’s, 62—128
potato, 56—153
tapioca, 65—143
cheap white, 54—139
Wrexham, 55—141
young fisherman’s, 68—158
Sour milk for cakes, 133
Sparrow pie, 97—413
Spatchcock, 92—386, 387
Spinach, to boil, 102—447
Spongecake pudding, 122—588
cheap, 122—587
Sprats, 43—76
preserved like anchovies,
100—485
Spongecake, 133—653
Steel, to take rust out of, 145—
74 ‘
Stockpot, genera], 60—119
Stock, bone, 51—122
cheap, 61—121
medium, 61—120
to clarify, 61— 123
Store-room, the, 9
Store sauces, 63
Strawberry jam, 137-682
and currant pudding, 122—
583
Stuffings, 62
sage and onion, 62-~i93
fluet, to keep, 10
and milk, 145—736
pudding, 122—590
Superior elder wine, 141—700
Sweetbreads, roast, 91-381
stowed, 91—380
Swiss pudding, 122—586
Syllabub, 128—613
Syrups, 141
Sydenham cake, 136—670
Table polish, 140-747
Tallow caudles, 9
Tapioca, 122—591
soup, 56—143
Tarts—
aiiple, plain, 109—496
clierry, 109—493
cranberry, 109—494
currant, 109—491
damson, 110—498
gooseberry, 109—493
Jersey wonders, 110—505
lemon puffs, 110—504
meringue, 110—499
mince pies, 110—500
red currant, 110—491
i-hubarb, 110—495
Tartlets, 110—503
orange, 110—503
Target oi lamb, 72—256
Tea, to make, 30
cakes or loaves, 34—18
Teal, 89—368
Tench, fried, 43—70
Tipsy cake, 130—639
Toad in a hole, 90—375
Toast, 31
buttered 6—32
Toasted cheese, 132—649
muffins, 32—7
To bake biscuits, 132
cakes, 132
To beat cakes, 132
eggs, 132
To know when eggs are enough
beaten, 133
To blanch almonds, 132
To bone a turkey, 22
To cement broken china, 145—
742
To clean chimney pieces, 145—
738
To clean glazed chintz, 145—745
To clean paper hangings, 145—
744
To clean polished grates, 145—
739
To clean a silk dress, 146—749
To make buns, 135—672
To make tough meat tender, 64
—204
To pickle French beans,140—702
gherkins, 140—704
onions, 140—703
mushrooms, 140—701
red cabbage, 141—705
To remove paint stains from
^lass, 146—746
Totake rust out of steel,145—741
To take stains out of marble, 145
—740
'fo wash coloured prints, 140—
748
J.O wash silks, 146—748
'Tomato sauce, mutton cutlets
with, 70—244
Tonic drink, Ivt—733
Tongues, pig’s, 79—301
Tongues, ox, 107—477
Yorkshire fashion,107—47S
Tooth powder, 146—754
Trifle cake, 130—637
rich, 130—638
Tripe, 68-229
roasted, 68—230
Trotters, 72—253
To try if a cake is done enough,
132
Trout, boiied, 42—67
Turbot, to boii, 39—47
twioe-iaid, 39—48
to choose, 8
Turkey, to boii, 82—315
to choose, 8
to truss and roast, 81—314
Turnips, boiled, 103—448
TTSEFUL EECEIPTS, 145
U castor oil pomade, 146—751
chimney pieces, to clean, 146
—738
china, to cement, 145—742
chintz, to clean, 146—746
coloured prints, to wash,
146—748
cold cream, 146—753
grates, steel, to clean, 145—
739
lavender water, 146—755
marble, to clean, 145—740
odor delectabilis, 146—756
paint, to remove from glass,
146—746
from wood, 145—743
paper, to clean, 145—744
rust, to remove, 146—741
silk dress,to clean, 146—749
to wash, 146—748
soap for chapped hands,
146—753
table polish, 146—747
tooth powder, 146—754
wash for hair, 146—750
winter soap, 146—753
VEAL, breast, to roast, 75—
273
calf’s brains and tongue, 75
—370
head, boiled, 75—269
hashed,75—271
veal, 74
calf’s head, 74
to choose, 3
cutlets, 76—278
to roast a fillet of, 74—367
fricandeau of, 74—268
knuckle, boiled, 76—376
stewed, 76—273
loin of, roast, 76—273
moulded, 98—419
patties, 98—418
shoulder, roast, 75—274
stewed, with vegetables, 76
—377
Vegetables, 100
artichokes, to boil, 101—439
Jerusalem, 101—440
asparagus, to boil, 101—441