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The Appledore cook book: containing practical receipts for plain and rich cooking

Maria Parloa · 1880 · Scanned text · Free in the US

52,656 words · about 3 h 41 min to read

Period artwork: Interior of the Bodleian Library, 1845
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Author
Maria Parloa
Language
English
Published
1880
Length
52,656 words · about 3 h 41 min
Sections
7 reader sections
Text
Scanned text, read from page scans by OCR; may contain errors
Rights
Public domain in the United States

 

Contents (7)
  1. Front matter about 1 min
  2. Preface To Second Edition about 1 min
  3. Contents about 3 min
  4. Part Second. Soups about 4 min
  5. Appendix about 1 min
  6. Part First. Fish about 1 h 39 min
  7. Part Second. Soups about 1 h 50 min

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Front matter

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THE

Preface To Second Edition

Five years have passed since the first edition of The Appledore Cook Book was given to the public : and, in that time, the author has been adding to her store of tried receipts, and now feels it a duty and a pleasure to give them to the public.

The Appendix will be found to have been written on the first plan of the book ; that is, that there was to be nothing inserted which was not tried and practical.

Mandarin, Fla., April 6, 1877.

PART F1IRST,

PISH.

Fish Chowder, .

Fish Chowder, Clam Chowder, .

Clam Chowder, ^0.2, .

Boiled Cod, Fried Cod,. .

Broiled Cod, or Scrod, Baked Cod, .

Tonaues and Sounds, SaltCod Fish, Broiled Salt Fish, .

Salt Fish in Cream, Fish Balls, Another Mode, Anodicr Mode, .

Fish Hash, .

Boiled Halibut, .

Fried Halibut, Broiled Halibut, Smoked Halibut, .

Boiled Salmon, .

Fried Salmon, Broiled Salmon, Salmon Trout, Shad and Haddock, .

Fresh Mackerel, Boiled, Broiled Mackerel, Fried Mackerel, .

Baked Mackerel, To Broil and Fry Salt Mackcr< ' Salt Mackerel in Cream, To Boil Salt Mackerel, .

Smelts,

Brook Trout, .

To Boil Lobster,

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. 17

18 . 18

19 . 19

20 . 20

21 . 21

22 . 23

23 . 23

24 . 24

24 . 25

25 . 25

25 . 20

26 . 26

26 . 26

26 . 27

23 . 28

23 . 29

PACK

Stewed Lobster, .

Curried Lobster,

. 29

Eels, Fried, .

Baked Eels, . . _ .

. 30

Remarks in regard to Fish,

SOUP.

Beef Soup,

. 31

Mutton Broth,

Mutton Broth, No. 2,

. 32

Dumplings for Soup,

. 32

Veal Soup,

. 33

Pea Soup,

MEATS.

Boiled Corned Beef, .

. 35

Boiled Salt Tongue,

Boiled Fresh Tongue,

. 33

Boiled Flank of Beef, .

Boiled Ham,

Boiled Leg of Mutton, .

Boiled Shoulder of Mutton,

. 38

Boiled Leg or Shoulder of

Lamb,

. 33

Boiled Fowl and Pork .

Boiled Veal, . •

Boiled Turkey,

Boast Beef,

Boast Mutton,

Roast Lamb,

. 42

Boast Veal, .

Boast Pork,

. 43

Contents

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Broiled Beefsteak, . . . 43

Fried Beefsteak, . . .44 Beefsteak Smothered in Onions, 44

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