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Lamb, leg of, boiled, 73—261
Icpof, roast, 73—257
loin of, roast, 73—259
pluck, 73—263
quarter, boned, 72—255
sadclld of, 73—260
shoulder, 73—258
target of, 78—256
Lark pie, 97—413
Larding, 22
Lard, to melt, 79—297
Lavender bags, 10
water, 146—755
Leg of mutton, to boil, 70—241
boned, 69—234
roasted, 69—233
of pork, to boil, 78—294
to roast, 117—285
old fashioned way ,79—286
Loin of mutton, roasted, 69—236
rolled, 69—237
of pork,78—287
Lemon biscuits, 136—675
cake, 133—658
puffs, 110—504
suet pudding, 117—552
to keep—see Storeroom
Lemonade, 142—710
Lettuce stalks, to preserve, 138
—687
Liebig soup, 65—144
Light cake, 133—657
Liver a la mode, 91—382
calf's, and bacon, 76—279
List of vegetables and their sea-
son for pickling, 139—698
Loaf sugar, 9
Lobsters, to choose, 47
patties, 98—417
potted, 107—483
to dress, 47—loi
salad, 106—471
sauce, 68—164
London syllabub, 126—613
Louisa’s, Aunt, pudding, 117—
SS3
MAB’8 (QUEEN) PUD-
DING, 117-554
Macaroni, 131—645
soup, 65—143
Mackerel, boiled, 46—93
carving, 30
Made dishes, 89
beef rissoles, 90—377
boiled calf s feet, 91—383
calf’s heart, 91—379
feet, 91—383
liver a la mode, 91—382
fricassee of cold meat, 89—
370
fritters, oyster, 80-369, 47
106
lamb’s sweetbreads,90—373
minced veal, 90—378
olives, veal, 91—384
oyster fritters, 89—369, 47
—106
ox-tftils, stewed, 89—371
pig's fry, 92—385
i6chaufl'eofsaltbeef,00—373
rissoles, beef, 90—377
anatchcock, English,92—386
Made dishes: 8patchcock,Indian
mode & sea fashion, 92—387
sweetbreads, roast, 01—381
stewed, 91—380
toad in a hole, 90—375
Malvern pudding, 117—556
Maitre d hotel sauce, 61—183
Marble, to take stains out of,145
—740
Marmalades—
apple, 139—696
orange, 138—693
rhubarb, 137—685
pudding, 117—557
Marrow pudding, 118—559
Mashed potatoes, 100—430
Mayonnaise sauce, 69—169
Meat, how to keep, 8
Meat pies—
beef steak, 95—406
Cheshire, 96—409
chicken, 95—404
larks, 97—413
mutton, 96—407
pigeon,97—414
rabbit, 90—411
veal and oyster, 96—448
Meat puddings—
beefsteak, 98—420
and kidney, 99—421
mutton, 99—423
suet, 99—426
Melted butter, 68—159
Meringues, 130—640
rice, 131—641
tart, 110—499
Middle slice of salmon, 40—52
Mdk, to keep, 10
and rum, 145—737
Milan souffle, 126—614
Minced beef, 68—227
Mince meat. 111
egg, 111—507
lemon. 111—508
pies, 110—500
Mint sauce, 61—184
Mixture, devil, 131—646
Mock champagne. 111—708
crab, 132—651
Modes of folding table napkins,
147
Montreal pudding, 117—558
Moor game, to choose, 8
Moulded veal, 98—419
Muffin pudding, 118—55S
to toast, 32—7
Mullets, 42—66
dressed, 42—65
in paper, 42—64
Mushrooms-
broiled, 37—39
to choose, 104—463
to dry, 62—190
dried, to use, 62—igi
stewed, 105—464
ketchup, 63—198
Mushrooms with Artichokes, 105
-46s
Mustard to, mix, 61—189
Mussels, IS —111
Mutton, 68
breast and green psas, / 6
broth, 51—I ;o 2;3
Mutton, to choose, 6
chons, broiled, 71—247
cutlets, 71—245
a la Maintenon, 71—246
tomato sauce, 70—244
fillet, mode of dressing, 6£
—238
haricot, 71—248
hashed,71—350
haunch, 68—231
kebobbed,70—240
leg, boiled, 70—241
boned, 69—234
roasted, 69—233
loin, roasted, 69—236
rolled, 69—237
neck, roasted, 70—239
stewed 70—242
saddle, roast, 69—232
shoulder, roast, 69—235
Nasturtiums as ca-
pers, 63- 201
Neats’ tongues, to cure, 106—
476
Neck of mutton, roasted, 70—
239
stewed, 70—242
of venison, 81—313
Norfolk pudding, 119—561
Nottingham pudding, 119—560
Nourishing soup for invalids,
123-724
QATMEiL PORRIDGE, 31
Odor delectabilis, 143—756
Olives, veal, 91—384
Omelet, 36—31
friar’s, 126—616
soufDd, 126—615
Onions, pickled, 140—603
sauce, 61—181
stewed, 104—459
Oranges filled with jelly, 129—
630
marmalade, 139—693
pudding, 119—562
marmalade pudding, 118—
557
Ovens, 32
for baking pies, 94
Ox cheek, 66—214
head soup, 54—137
tail sonp, 64—138
tails stewed, 89—371
tongue, potted, 107—477
Oyster fritters, 47—106, 89—369
patties, 97—416
plain stewed, 47—105
sauce, 59—165
scalloped, 47—104
PAINT STAINS FROM
GLASS, to remove, 146—746
to remove from wood, 145—
743
Pancakes and fritters, 123
batter for, 124—600
common, 123—598
snow, 124—599
Paper hangings, to clean, 115—
744