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The Boston Cooking-School Cook Book 45
Glossary (part 1)
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Accolade de perdreaux. Brace of partridge.
Agneau. Lamb.
Agra dolce (sour sweet). An Italian sauce served with meat.
À la, au, aux. With or dressed in a certain style.
Allemande (à la). In German style.
Ambrosia. Food for the gods. Often applied to a fruit salad.
Américaine (à l’). In American style.
Ancienne (à l’). In old style.
Angelica. A plant, the stalks of which are preserved and used for decorating moulds.
Asafetida. A gum resin. Its taste is bitter and sub-acrid, and by the Asiatics it is used regularly as a condiment.
Asperges. Asparagus.
Au gratin. With browned crumbs.
Aurora sauce. A white sauce to which lobster butter is added.
Avena. Oats.
Baba Cakes. Cakes baked in small moulds; made from a yeast dough mixture to which is added butter, sugar, eggs, raisins, and almonds. Served as a pudding with hot sauce.
Bain-Marie. A vessel of any kind containing heated water, in which other vessels are placed in order to keep their contents heated.
Bannocks. Scottish cakes made of barley or oatmeal, cooked on a griddle.
Bards. Slices of pork or bacon to lay on the breast of game for cooking.
Basil. A pot herb.
Bay leaves. Leaves from a species of laurel.
Béarnaise (à la). In Swiss style.
Béarnaise sauce. Named from Béarnaise, Swiss home of Henry IV.
Béchamel (à la). With sauce made of chicken stock and milk or cream.
Beignet. Fritter.
Beurre noir. Black butter.
Biscuit Glacé. Small cakes of ice cream.
Bisque. A soup usually made from shell-fish; or an ice cream to which is added finely chopped nuts.
Blanch (to). To whiten.
Blanquette. White meat in cream sauce.
Bœuf braisé. Braised beef.
Bœuf à la jardinière. Braised beef with vegetables.
Bombe glacée. Moulded ice cream and ice, or two kinds of ice cream. Outside of one kind, filling of another.
Bouchées. Literally, mouthful. Small patties.
Bouquet of herbs. A sprig each of thyme, savory, marjoram, and parsley.
Bourgeoise (à la). In family style.
Bretonne sauce. A stock sauce in which chopped parsley is served.
Café noir. Black coffee.
Cervelles de veau. Calf’s brains.
Chartreuse. A mould of aspic in which there are vegetables; a meat preparation filling the centre of the mould. Used to denote anything concealed.
Chateaubriand. A cut from the centre of a fillet of beef.
Chaud-froid. Literally, hot cold. In cookery a jellied sauce.
Chou-fleur. Cauliflower.
Chutney. An East India sweet pickle.
Civet. A game stew.
Compotes. Fruits stewed in syrup and kept in original shape.
Consommé de volaille. Chicken soup.
Côtelettes. Cutlets.
Court bouillon. A highly seasoned liquor in which to cook fish.
Créole (à la). With tomatoes.
Croûte au pot. A brown soup poured over small pieces of toast.
Curry powder. A yellow powder of which the principal ingredient is turmeric. Used largely in India.
De, d’. Of.
Devilled. Highly seasoned.
Dinde farcie. Stuffed turkey.
Dinde sauce céleri. Turkey with celery sauce.
Écossaise (à l’). In Scottish style.
En bellevue. In Aspic jelly. Applied to meats.
En coquilles. In shells.
En papillotes. In papers.
Eperlans frits. Fried smelts.
Espagnole sauce. A rich brown sauce.
Farci-e. Stuffed.
Fillet de bœuf piqué. Larded fillet of beef.
Flammande (à la). In Holland style.
Foie de veau grillé. Broiled liver.
Fondue. A dish prepared of cheese and eggs.
Fraises. Strawberries.
Frappé. Semi-frozen.
Fricassée de poulet. Fricassee of chicken.
Fromage. Cheese.
Gateau. Cake.
Gelée. Jelly.
Génevoise (à la). In Swiss style.
Glacé. Iced or glossed over.
Grilled. Broiled.
Hachis de bœuf. Beef hash.
Hoe cakes. Cakes made of white corn meal, salt, and boiling water, cooked on a griddle.
Homard. Lobster.
Hors-d’œuvres. Side dishes.
Huîtres en coquille. Oysters in shell.
Huîtres frites. Fried oysters.
Italienne (à l’). In Italian style.
Jambon froid. Cold ham.
Jardinière. Mixed vegetables.
Kirschwasser. Liqueur made from cherry juice.
Kuchen. German for cake.
Kümmel. Liqueur flavored with cumin and caraway seed.
Lait. Milk.
Laitue. Lettuce.
Langue de bœuf à l’écarlate. Pickled tongue.
Macaroni au fromage. Macaroni with cheese.
Macédoine. A mixture of several kinds of vegetables.
Maigre. A vegetable soup without stock.
Maître d’hôtel. Head steward.
Mango. A fruit of the West Indies, Florida, and Mexico.
Mango pickles. Stuffed and pickled young melons and cucumbers.
Maraschino. A cordial.
Marrons. Chestnuts.
Menu. A bill of fare.
Moru. Salt cod.
Noël. Christmas.
Noir. Black.
Nouilles. Noodles.
Noyau. A cordial.
Œufs farcis. Stuffed eggs.
Œufs pochés. Poached eggs.
Omelette aux fines herbes. Omelet with fine herbs.
Omelette aux champignons. Omelet with mushrooms.
Pain. Bread.
Panade. Bread and milk cooked to a paste.
Paté de biftecks. Beefsteak pie.
Paté de foie gras. A paste made of fatted geese livers.
Pigeonneaux. Squabs.
Pois. Peas.
Pommes. Apples.
Pommes de terre. Potatoes.
Pommes de terre à la Lyonnaise. Lyonnaise potatoes.
Pone cakes. A cake made in the South, baked in the oven.
Potage. Soup.
Poulets sautés. Fried chicken.
Queues de bœuf. Ox-tails.
Ragoût. A highly seasoned meat dish.
Réchauffés. Warmed over dishes.
Removes. The roasts or principal dishes.
Ris de veau. Sweetbreads.
Salade de laitue. Lettuce salad.
Salade de légumes. Vegetable salad.
Salpicon. Highly seasoned minced meat mixed with a thick sauce.
Selle de venaison. Saddle of venison.
Sippets. English for croûtons.
Soufflé. Literally, puffed up.
Soup à l’oignon. Onion soup.
Sucres. Sweets.
Tarte aux pommes. Apple pie.
Tourte. A tart.
Trout saumonée. Salmon trout.
MISS FARMER’S
SCHOOL OF COOKERY
Huntington Chambers
30 HUNTINGTON AVENUE, BOSTON, MASS.
Telephone 1373–2 Back Bay
ANNOUNCEMENT OF COURSES
The aim of this School is to afford such instruction as will elevate cookery to its proper place as a science and an art. The courses are so arranged, combining the practical and the theoretical, that the knowledge gained may be applied to daily living. The needs of the body are not forgotten. The classification, composition, and nutritive value of foods are considered. The correct proportion of each of the food-principles necessary for a day’s ration, for those of different age, sex, and occupation, is emphasized, thus enabling the pupil to arrange well-balanced dietaries. Attention is paid to the selection of supplies with reference to economy and utility, thus tending to develop an interest in marketing and accounts.
CLASS LESSONS IN COOKERY
FIRST COURSE
One lesson weekly, for ten consecutive weeks, from 9 A. M. to 12.30 P. M. Eight pupils constitute a class. Terms: $12.00, payable on fourth lesson. Class served at close of lesson to food prepared. Previous to each lesson a talk will be given on food-principles, food-products and their dietetic value, illustrated by charts and blackboard drawings.
First Lesson
How to Use a Gas Range
Breakfast Cereal
Baked Apples
Creamed Chicken
Boiled Potatoes
Potato Border
Dry Toast
Milk Toast
Boiled Coffee
Second Lesson
Making and Care of Fire
How to Use a Coal Range
Corn Soup with Popped Corn
Corned Beef Hash
Boiled Eggs
Dropped Eggs
Pineapple Pudding
Custard Sauce
Filtered Coffee
Third Lesson
Mixing and Baking Water Bread
Tomato Soup without Stock
Crisp Crackers
Boiled Fish
Egg Sauce
Steamed Potatoes
Baked Custard
Caramel Custard
Caramel Sauce
Chocolate
Fourth Lesson
Mixing and Baking Milk and Water Bread
Celery Soup
Pan-Broiled Lamb Chops
Potatoes au Gratin
Turkish Pilaf
Newton Tapioca Pudding
Apples in Bloom
Peanut Cookies
Fifth Lesson
Mixing and Baking Entire Wheat Bread
Appledore Soup
Croûtons
Hamburg Steak
Maître d’Hôtel Potatoes
Baked Macaroni
Scalloped Oysters
St. James Pudding
Hard Sauce
Sixth Lesson
Fish Chowder
Broiled Oysters
Cole Slaw
Breakfast Bacon
Omelet
Golden Corn Cake
Norwegian Prune Pudding
Ginger Snaps
Seventh Lesson
Mixing and Baking Graham Bread
Making and Clearing Brown Soup Stock
Roast Beef
Yorkshire Pudding
Franconia Potatoes
Spinach
Cheese Salad
Frozen Chocolate
Whipped Cream
Eighth Lesson
Vegetable Soup
Boston Brown Bread
Fish Balls
Fried Fish
Shredded Potatoes
Tomato and Horseradish Salad
Custard Soufflé
Creamy Sauce
Gingerbread
Ninth Lesson
Scotch Broth
Broiled Scrod
Potato Balls
Egg Salad
Boiled Dressing
Graham Muffins
Cheese Straws
Lemon Tartlets
Apple Puffs
Tenth Lesson
Chicken Fricassee
Rice Croquettes
Mashed Sweet Potatoes
Baking-Powder Biscuit
Apple Fritters
Orange Ice
Lily Cake
White Mountain Cream
SECOND COURSE
Terms: $15.00
First Lesson
Sliced Oranges
Cereal with Dates
Scrambled Eggs (country style)
Pan-Broiled Ham
Creamed Codfish with Cheese
Baked Potatoes
Pop-overs
Entire Wheat Griddle Cakes with Maple Syrup
Boiled Coffee
Second Lesson
Oyster Soup
Fricassee of Lamb
French Fried Potatoes
Corn à la Southern
Parker House Rolls
Potato Salad
Apricot Shortcake
Cold Cabinet Pudding
Third Lesson
St. Germain Soup
Bread Sticks
Baked Fish with Hollandaise Sauce
Lattice Potatoes
Cabbage and Celery Salad
Cream Dressing
Steamed Fig Pudding
Yellow Sauce
Royal Soup
Smelts à la Menière
Crown of Lamb
Currant Mint Sauce
Brabant Potatoes
Swedish Rolls
Cheese and Currant Salad
Cup St. Jacques
Third Lesson
Tomato Bouillon with Oysters
Moulded Salmon
Cucumber Sauce
Larded Grouse
Bread Sauce
Farina Cakes with Jelly
Orange Mint Salad
Flowering Ice Cream
Sunshine Cake
Fourth Lesson
Cream of Scallop Soup
Fillets of Chicken Halibut
Horseradish Sauce
Potato Nests
Maryland Croquettes
Wine Jelly
Orange Delicious
Coffee
Fifth Lesson
Puff Paste
Oyster Patties
Chicken and Mushroom Vol-au-Vent
Cigarettes à la Prince Henry
Zwieback
Sorbet
Sixth Lesson
Consommé
Harlequin Slices
Baked Live Lobster
Devilled Sauce
Braised Ox Joints
French Fried Onions
French Rolls
Salad Chiffonade
Almond Tart
Seventh Lesson
Lobster Soup
Bread Sticks
Chicken à la Stanley
Sweet Potatoes (Georgian style)
Sweetbread Timbales
Stuffed Tomato Salad
Chocolate Soufflé
Whipped Cream
Eighth Lesson
Oyster Cocktail
Calf’s Liver Stuffed and Larded
Cauliflower à la Huntington
Lettuce and Cucumber Salad
Cheese Balls
Frozen Pudding
Angel Cake
Ninth Lesson
Tapioca Wine Soup
Venison Steak with Chestnuts
Hashed Brown Potatoes
Grape Fruit and Pepper Salad
Cheese Croquettes
Orange Pekoe Ice Cream
Creole Kisses
Tenth Lesson
Asparagus Soup
Planked Haddock
Stuffed Clams
Lamb Chops à la Marseilles
Hongroise Potatoes
Creamed Mushrooms
Café Parfait
Salted Pecans
COURSE IN CHAFING-DISH COOKERY, SALADS AND DESSERTS
One lesson weekly for ten consecutive weeks, from 2 to 5 P. M. Terms: $15.00
First Lesson
Scrambled Eggs (Creole style)
Chicken à la McDonald
Lobster à la Newburg
Tomato Ciboulettes
Salad Rolls
Quick Bavarian Cream
Coffee
Second Lesson
Salt Codfish with Cream
Mignon Fillets of Beef with Cherry Sauce
Mushrooms à la Sabine
Waldorf Salad
Baking-Powder Biscuit
Brown Bread and Cucumber Sandwiches
Junket Ice Cream with Peaches
Third Lesson
Oysters à la Duxelle
Salmi of Duck
Macaroni à la Rarebit
Devilled Almonds
Rye Bread Sandwiches
Sultana Roll
Claret Sauce
Fourth Lesson
Fish à la Provençale
Sautéd Chickens’ Livers
English Monkey
Sweetbread and Cucumber Salad
Quick Rolls
Meringues Panaché
Fifth Lesson
Finnan Haddie à la Delmonico
Sautéd Sweetbreads
Asparagus Tips
Cheese Sandwiches
Lettuce and Radish Salad
Brioche
Fudge
Mazarine
Sixth Lesson
Shrimp Wiggle
Breast of Grouse
Sauté Chasseur
Grilled Sweet Potatoes
Welsh Rarebit
Cheese and Olive Salad
Date Bread
Baked Alaska
Seventh Lesson
Lobster and Oyster Ragoût
Shad Roe with Celery
Curried Vegetables
Dressed Lettuce
Crackers and Cheese with Bar-le-Duc Currants
Orange Trifle
Eighth Lesson
Union Grill
Devilled Crabs
Venison Steak
Cumberland Sauce
Monte Carlo Salad
Club Sandwiches
Salted Nuts
Café Frappé
Whipped Cream
Ninth Lesson
Lamb Chops
Orange Mint Sauce
Sautéd Bananas
Croustades of Peas
Lettuce and Cucumber Salad
French Rusks
Fig Cups
Hollandaise Punch
Tenth Lesson
Spanish Omelet
Kippered Herring
Chickens’ Livers en Brochette
Hot Potato Salad
Entire Wheat Rolls
Sultana Caramels
Frozen Apricots
WAITRESS’S COURSE
One lesson weekly for ten consecutive weeks, from 2 to 4.30 P. M. Eight pupils constitute a class. Terms: $12.00, payable on fourth lesson. Arranged to meet the needs of the young housekeeper as well as the waitress.
First Lesson
Care of Dining Room
Directions for Sweeping and Dusting
Arrangement of Furniture
Polishing Dining Table
Care of Hard Wood Floors
Cutting of Bread
Toast
Butter Balls
Boiled Coffee
Second Lesson
Pantry and Ice Box
Arrangement
Care of Dishes
Washing and Wiping
Care of Sink, Dish Cloths, Dish Wipers, and Silver Towels
Bread and Butter Sandwiches
Rolled Bread
Boiled and Dropped Eggs
Breakfast Cocoa
Third Lesson
Laying Breakfast Table
Sideboard
Serving Table
Care of Silver
Lettuce Sandwiches
Nut and Cheese Sandwiches
Filtered Coffee
Fourth Lesson
Laying Breakfast Table
Sideboard
Serving Table
Illustrate Serving of Breakfast
Clearing of Table
Care of China and Glass
Anchovy Sandwiches
Brown Bread Sandwiches
Russian Tea
Iced Tea
Fifth Lesson
Laying Luncheon Table (without cloth)
Sideboard
Serving Table
Care of Cutlery and Brass
Noisette Sandwiches
Russian Sandwiches
Reception Cocoa
Brandy Cocoa
Sixth Lesson
Laying Luncheon Table (with cloth)
Sideboard
Serving Table
Illustrate Serving of Luncheon
Clearing of Table
Care of Lamps
Chicken Sandwiches
Windsor Sandwiches
Chocolate I, II
Seventh Lesson
Laying Dinner Table
Sideboard
Serving Table
Care and Laundering of Table Linen
French Dressing
Dressed Lettuce
Egg Salad I
Hindoo Salad
Lenten Salad
Lemonade
Fruit Punch
Eighth Lesson
Laying Dinner Table
Sideboard
Serving Table
Illustrate Serving of Dinner
Clearing of Table
Carving
Cream Dressing
Egg Salad II
Nut and Celery Salad
Russian Salad
Stuffed Tomatoes I, II
Café Noir
Ninth Lesson
Laying Table for Formal Dinner
Sideboard
Serving Table
Illustrate Serving of Dinner
Clearing of Table
Mayonnaise Dressing
Stuffed Tomatoes III
Malaga Salad
Brazilian Salad
Cucumber Cups with Lettuce
Stuffed Peppers
Sauterne Cup
Claret Cup
Tenth Lesson
Laying Table for Reception
Cream Mayonnaise Dressing
Lobster and Celery Salad
Chicken Salad
Sweetbread Salad
Moulded Salmon, Cucumber Sauce
Serving Table Waters and Alcoholic Beverages
COURSE IN SICK-ROOM COOKERY
Arranged for Nurses’ Training Classes. The specialty of the School. One lesson weekly for ten consecutive weeks, by appointment. Eight pupils constitute a class. Terms: $60.00, or $50.00 and travelling expenses if given at hospital.
First Lesson
Chemical Composition of Body
Food, Illustrate and Define
Why Necessary
Cookery, Define
Why Necessary
Water Supply
Sandwiches
Cold Beverages
Second Lesson
Foods, Classification
Relation each Class Bears to the Body
Milk Supply
Dry Toast
Buttered Toast
Hot Beverages
Third Lesson
Food, Correct Proportions for Well-balanced Dietaries
Starch, Composition
Sources
Food Value
How Affected by Cooking
Cereals
Fruits
Fourth Lesson
Starch (continued)
Combustion
How to use a Gas Range
Making and Care of Fire
Milk Toast
Cream Soups
Vegetables
Fifth Lesson
Proteids
Composition
Sources
Food Value
How Affected by Cooking
Eggs
Egg Desserts
Wafers
Sixth Lesson
Fermentation
Bread Making and Baking
Proteids (continued)
Beef Extracts
Teas
Balls
Broths
Stews
Seventh Lesson
Fish Classification
Food Value
Digestibility
Broiled and Boiled Fish
Oysters
Clams
Potatoes
Eighth Lesson
Gelatin
Sources
Food Value
How Affected by Cooking
Beefsteak
Lamb Chops
Macaroni
Jellies
Ninth Lesson
Fats and Oils
Chemistry of Freezing
Boning Birds
Salads
Sherbets
Sponge Cake
Tenth Lesson
Alcohol
Uses
Food Value
Chicken
Sweetbreads
Ice Creams
Lady Fingers
MARKETING COURSE
One lesson weekly, for four consecutive weeks, from 2 to 4.30 P. M. Four constitute a class. Terms: $5.00. Instruction given by charts, cuts, and visits to market.
SPECIAL LESSONS
Given by appointment. Terms: $2.00. Materials extra.
DEMONSTRATION LECTURES
Wednesdays, at 10 A. M. and 7.45 P. M.
Tickets for Morning Course, ten lectures, with reserved seat $4.00 Single admission .50 Tickets for Evening Course, ten lectures with reserved seat 3.00 Single admission .25
Apple Fritters I, 349.
Fritters II, 349.
Fritters III, 349.
Ginger, 570.
Jelly, 573.
Meringue, 413.
Pie I, 467.
Pie II, 467.
Porcupine, 570.
Pudding, Steamed, 398.
Sauce, 570.
Apple Sauce, Spiced, 570.
Snow, 413.
Tapioca, 391.
Asparagus, 284. à la Hollandaise, 285. Boiled, 284. in Crusts, 285. in White Sauce, 284. on Toast, 284. Salad, 329. Soup, 123.
Aspic, Birds in, 383.
Individual Chicken Salads in, 345.
Jelly, 382.
Stuffed Olives in, 383.
Stuffing for Chicken in, 384.
Tomatoes in, 382.
Tongue in, 383.
Aurora Sauce, 169.
Baba Cakes, 388. with Apricots, 389.
Bacon I, 208.
II, 208.
and Liver, 207.
Breakfast, 236.
Chicken Livers with, 253.
Oysters with, 184.
Sweetbreads and, 234.
Baked Alaska, 448.
Apples, 569.
Apples, Sweet, 569.
Bananas I, 571.
Bananas II, 571.
Beef, 191–193.
à la Mode, 204.
and Rice Croquettes, 359.
Braised, 204.
Cannelon of, 201.
Châteaubriand of, 200.
Corned, 206.
Corned, Hash, 213.
Corned, Hash with Beets, 213.
Corned, How to Boil, 206.
Cottage Pie, 212.
Cutlets of Tenderloin with Chestnut Purée, 199.
Beef, Divisions and Way of Cooking Side of, 193.
Dried with Cream, 213.
Fillet, Larded, 203.
Fillets, Broiled, 198.
Fillets, Cherry Sauce, 199.
Fillets of, à la Moelle, 199.
Fillets, with Stuffed Mushroom Caps, 200.
Fillet with Vegetables, 203.
Flank, Pressed, 205.
Hamburg Steaks, 200.
Meat Cakes, Broiled, 200.
Mignon Fillets of, Sautéd with Sauce Trianon, 199.
Other Parts of Creature used for Food, 194.
Porterhouse Steak with Bordelaise Sauce, 196.
Porterhouse Steak with Mushroom Sauce, 196.
Porterhouse Steak with Tomato and Mushroom Sauce, 196.
Roast, 201.
Roast, Gravy, 202.
Roast, how to Carve, 202.
Roast, Mexican Sauce, 212.
Roast, Yorkshire Pudding, 202.
Stew with Dumplings, 205.
Ways of Warming over, 212.
Beefsteak à la Chiron, 197.
à la Henriette, 197.
à la Mirabeau, 197.
à la Victor Hugo, 197.
Broiled, 195.
Pie, 212.
Planked, 198.
to Broil, 196.
with Maître d’Hôtel Butter, 196.
with Oyster Blanket, 198.
Bread, 46.
Aerated, 53.
and Butter Folds, 549.
and Butter Pudding, 393.
and Butter Pudding (Apple), 393.
Baking, Care of, after, 52.
Baking of, 51.
Boards, 590.
Boston Brown, 57.
Date, 57.
Dough, how to Shape, 50.
Entire Wheat, 55.
Entire Wheat and Flour, 55.
Fermented, 50.
for Garnishing, 69.
German Caraway, 55.
German Coffee, 62.
Graham, 56.
Graham, Steamed, 58.
Griddle-Cakes, 79.
Indian, 58.
Making of, 50.
Milk and Water, 54.
New England Brown, 58.
Celery, 290.
and Cabbage Salad, 329.
Dressed, 329.
Fried, 350.
Fried, with Tomato Sauce, 290.
in White Sauce, 590.
Sauce, 272.
Soup I, 136.
Soup II, 137.
Soup, Cream of, 123.
Cellulose, 7.
Cereal with Fruit, 87.
Cerealine Pudding, 390.
Cereals, 85.
Composition of, 85.
Table for Cooking, 86.
Chafing-Dish, 556.
Breaded Tongue with Tomato Sauce, 563.
Cheese Omelet, 558.
Clams à la Newburg, 560.
Creamed Sardines, 561.
Devilled Almonds, 565.
Devilled Bones, 565.
Devilled Chestnuts, 565.
Eggs à la Caracas, 558.
Eggs au Beurre Noir, 558.
English Monkey, 563.
Fig Cups, 566.
Fish à la Provençale, 561.
Fruit Canapés, 565.
Grilled Sardines, 561.
Jack’s Oyster Ragout, 559.
List of Dishes for, 557.
Lobster à la Delmonico, 560.
Lobster à la Newburg, 560.
Minced Mutton, 564.
Mutton with Currant Jelly
Sauce, 564.
Oyster Rarebit, 562.
Oysters à la D’Uxelles, 559.
Oysters à la Thorndike, 559.
Peach Canapés, 565.
Sardines with Anchovy Sauce, 561.
Scotch Woodcock, 563.
Scrambled Eggs with Calf’s Brains, 557.
Scrambled Eggs with Sweetbreads, 557.
Shredded Ham with Currant Jelly Sauce, 564.
Shrimps à la Newburg, 560.
Tomato Rarebit, 563.
Union Grill, 558.
Venison Cutlets with Apples, 564.
Welsh Rarebit I, 562.
Chestnuts, 292. Baked, 292. Devilled, 565. en Casserole, 376. how to Shell, 587.
Chiccory or Endive, 290.
Chicken à la McDonald, 374.
à la Merango, 250.
à la Providence, 246.
à la Stanley, 246.
and Mushroom Croquettes, 360.
and Oyster Salad, 346.
and Oysters à la Métropole, 261.
Baked, 250.
Blanketed, 249.
Blanquette of, 262.
Braised, 248.
Breslin Potted, 252.
Broiled, 245.
Chartreuse, 263.
Chaud-froid of, 386.
Creamed, 261.
Creamed, with Mushrooms, 261.
Creamed with Potato Border, 261.
Croquettes I, 360.
Croquettes II, 360.
Curry, 252.
Cutlets, 373.
Cutlets of, 372.
en Casserole, 252.
Fillet, to, 245.
Fillet, Large, 245.
Fillet, Mignon, 245.
Fillets of, Sauce Suprême, 374.
Force meat I, 149.
Force meat II, 150, 375.
Fricassee, 248.
Fried, 249.
Fried, Southern Style, 249.
Gravy, 248.
Gumbo, 251.
Hollandaise, 263.
in Baskets, 261.
Jellied, 253.
Lenox, 387.
Livers en Brochette, 376.
Sautéd, 253.
with Bacon, 253.
with Curry, 254.
with Madeira Sauce, 253.
Luncheon, 261.
Maryland, 249.
Moulded, Sauterne Jelly, 387.
Mousse, 374.
Pie, 251.
Planked, 250.
Roast, 247.
Salad Dressing, 325.
Salad I, 344.
Salad II, 344.
Salad, Individual, in Aspic, 345.
Sandwiches, 550.
Scalloped, 262.
Soufflé, 262.
Soup, 120.
Soup with Wine, 118.
Stew, 251.
Stewed with Onions, 246.
Stuffing I, 247.
Stuffing II, 247.
Suprême of, 367.
Timbales I, 365.
Timbales II, 366.
Timbales III, 366.
Chiffonade Salad, 333.
Chili Con Carni, 246.
Chili Sauce, 583.
Chocolate, 39.
Chocolate I, 41.
II, 41.
III, 41.
Blanc-Mange, 411.
Bread Pudding, 393.
Cake I, 506.
Cake II, 506.
Cakes, 491.
Caramels, 539.
Caramels, Nut, 540.
Caramels, Rich, 540.
Charlotte, 428.
Cookies, 491.
Cream, 412.
Cream Candy, 542.
Cream Filling, 524.
Dominoes, 507.
Filling, 525.
Fritters with Vanilla Sauce, 353.
Frosting I, 527.
Frosting II, 528.
Frosting, Boiled, 529.
Frozen, with Whipped Cream, 437.
Fruit Cake, 512.
Chops, Lamb, à la Castillane, 216.
à la Marseilles, 216.
à la Signora, 216.
en Papillote, 217.
French, 215.
Kidney, 214.
Mutton, Breaded, 216.
Mutton, Broiled, 215.
Pan-broiled, 215.
Pan-broiled, à la Lucullus, 376.
Rib, 214.
Pork, with Apples, 236.
Veal, Bavarian, 227.
Clam and Oyster Soup, 131.
and Tomato Bisque, 132.
Bouillon, 129.
Chowder, 143.
Force-meat, 149.
Frappé, 439.
Soup, Cream of, 132.
Soup with Poached Eggs, 131.
Clams, 156.
à la Grand Union, 186.
à la Newburg, 560.
Fricassee of, 164.
Fritters, 354.
Little Neck, 185.
Roasted, 185.
Steamed, 185.
Stuffed, 370.
Union League, 185.
Cutlets, Chicken, 373.
Lobster, 358.
of Chicken, 372.
of Sweetbreads à la Victoria, 361.
Russian, 373.
Salmon, 358.
Tenderloin, with Chestnut Purée, 199.
Veal, 226.
with Asparagus Tips, 234.
Damson Jelly, 575.
Preserves, 580.
Dandelions, 294.
Date Bread, 57.
Pie, 469.
Dates, Stuffed, I, 535.
Stuffed, II, 535.
De John’s Salad, 340.
Delmonico Ice Cream, with Angel Food, 450.
Potatoes, 319.
Egg Custard, 146.
Custard for Decorating, 146, 384.
Farci I, 103.
Farci II, 103.
Salad I, 336.
Salad II, 336.
Sandwiches, 550.
Sauce I, 267.
Sauce II, 267.
Soufflé, 103.
Timbales, 104.
Eggplant, Fried, I, 293.
Fried, II, 293.
Scalloped, 294.
Stuffed, 293.
Eggs, 94.
à la Benedict, 97.
à la Buckingham, 99.
à la Caracas, 558.
à la Commodore, 97.
à la Finnoise, 96.
à la Goldenrod, 100.
à la Juliette, 104.
à la Lee, 97.
à la Livingston, 99.
à la Parisienne, 104.
à la Sidney, 102.
à la Suisse, 96.
à la Turk, 99.
au Beurre Noir, 558.
au Gratin, 100.
Baked or Shirred, 97.
Boiled, 95.
Buttered, 99.
Buttered, with Tomatoes, 100.
Chaud-froid of, 385.
Composition of, 95.
Curried, I, 101.
Curried, II, 101.
Dropped, 95.
Freshness of, how to Determine, 95.
Fried, 100.
Ham and, 237.
Huntington, 102.
in Batter, 101.
Keeping, Ways of, 95.
Lucanian, 103.
Mornay, 105.
Planked, 95.
Poached, à la Reine, 96.
Poached, à la Tripe, 97.
Poached, with Clam Soup, 131.
Poached, with Sauce Béarnaise, 98.
Scalloped, 101.
Scrambled, 98.
Scrambled, Country Style, 99.
Scrambled, with Anchovy
Toast, 99.
Scrambled, with Calf’s Brains, 557.
Scrambled, with Sweetbreads, 557.
Scrambled, with Tomato Sauce, 98.
Shirred, 97.
Stuffed, 102.
Stuffed, in a Nest, 102.
Susette, 96.
Waldorf Style, 98.
with Spinach à la Martin, 107.
Election Cake, 505.
Emergency Biscuit, 71.
Endive, 290.
English Fruit Cake, 521.
Meat Pie, 472.
Monkey, 563.
Plum Pudding I, 404.
Plum Pudding II, 404.
Entire Wheat Paste, 465.
Entrées, 348–389.
Apple Fritters I, 349.
Apple Fritters II, 349.
Apple Fritters III, 349.
Aspic Jelly, 382.
Baba Cakes, 388.
Baba Cakes with Apricots, 389.
Banana Croquettes, 354.
Banana Fritters I, 349.
Banana Fritters II, 350.
Beef and Rice Croquettes, 359.
Birds in Aspic, 383.
Birds on Canapés, 375.
Bouchées, 379.
Breast of Quail Lucullus, 376.
Bunuelos, 362.
Calf’s Brain Fritters, 354.
Cauliflower Fritters, 350.
Chaud-froid of Chicken, 385.
Chaud-froid of Eggs, 386.
Cheese Balls, 377.
Cheese Croquettes, 355.
Cheese Fondue, 377.
Cheese Soufflé, 377.
Cheese Soufflé with Pastry, 381.
Cherry Fritters, Maraschino Sauce, 351.
Chestnut Croquettes, 355.
Chestnut Roulettes, 355.
Chicken à la McDonald, 374.
Chicken and Mushroom Croquettes, 360.
Chicken Croquettes I, 360.
Chicken Croquettes II, 360.
Chicken Cutlets, 373.
Chicken in Aspic, 383.
Chicken, Lenox, 387.
Chicken Livers en Brochette, 376.
Chicken Mousse, 374.
Chicken Timbales I, 365.
Chicken Timbales II, 366.
Chicken Timbales III, 366.
Chocolate Fritters with Vanilla Sauce, 353.
Cigarettes à la Prince Henry, 380.
Clam Fritters, 354.
Coffee Fritters, Coffee Cream Sauce, 353,
Compote of Rice with Peaches, 377.
Compote of Rice with Pears, 378.
Crab Meat, Indienne, 368.
Crab Meat, Terrapin Style, 370.
Cromesquis à la Russe, 369.
Croustades of Bread, 378.
Cutlets of Chicken, 372.
Cutlets of Sweetbreads à la Victoria, 361.
Devilled Crabs, 368.
Devilled Oysters, 368.
Devilled Scallops, 369.
Egg Custard for Decorating, 384.
Epigrams of Sweetbread, 361.
Farina Cakes with Jelly, 352.
Fillets of Chicken, 374.
Fillets of Game, 373.
Flûtes, 388.
Fried Celery, 350.
Fruit Fritters, 350.
Gnocchi à la Romaine, 352.
Halibut Marguerites, 369.
Halibut Timbales I, 364.
Halibut Timbales II, 364.
Ham Timbales, 366.
Jellied Vegetables, 385.
Lamb Chops, Pan Broiled, à la
Lucullus, 376.
Lamb Croquettes, 359.
Lenten Croquettes, 355.
Lincoln Croquettes, 361.
Lobster Cream I, 365.
Lobster Cream II, 365.
Lobster Croquettes, 358.
Lobster Cutlets, 358.
Lobster Timbales I, 364.
Lobster Timbales II, 364.
Macaroni Timbales, 363.
Martin’s Specialty, 371.
Maryland Croquettes, 360.
Mayonnaise of Mackerel, 386.
Mock Crabs, 371.
Moulded Chicken, Sauterne Jelly, 387.
Moulded Salmon, Cucumber Sauce, 386.
Olives, Stuffed, in Aspic, 383.
Omelet Soufflé, 379.
Orange Fritters, 350.
Oyster and Macaroni Croquettes, 357.
Oyster Crabs à la Newburg, 357.
Oyster Crabs, Bouchées of, 369.
Oyster Crabs, Fried, 369.
Oysters à la Somerset, 357.
Patties, 379.
Rissoles of Lamb, à l’Indienne, 381.
Rum Cakes, 388.
Russian Cutlets, 373.
Salmon Croquettes, 358.
Salmon Cutlets, 358.
Sardines Fried in Batter, 351.
Shad Roe with Celery, 370.
Soufflé au Rhum, 378.
Spaghetti Timbales, 363.
Sponge Fritters, 353.
Spring Mousse, 384.
Strawberry Baskets, 362.
Stuffed Clams. 370.
Stuffing for Chicken in Aspic, 384.
Swedish Timbales, 362.
Sweetbread à la Mont Vert, 371.
Sweetbread and Mushroom Timbales, 366.
Sweetbread in Peppers, 372.
Sweetbread Mousse, 367.
Sweetbread Ramequins, 371.
Tomato Fritters, 351.
Tomatoes in Aspic, 382.
Tongue in Aspic, 383.
Veal Croquettes, 359.
Vol-au-vents, 379.
Zigaras à la Russe, 380.
Espagnole Sauce (Brown) II, 268.
Fadges, 77.
Fancy Cakes and Confections, 533–548.
Farina Cakes with Jelly, 352.
Soup, 120.
Fat, 8.
for Frying, test, 21.
Margarin, 8.
Olein (Liquid), 8.
Palmitin (Semi-Solid), 8.
Stearin (Solid), 8.
Suet. 8.
to Clarify, 21.
to Try Out, 21.
Fig Cups, 566.
Éclair Cake, 516.
Filling, 526.
Ice Cream, 447.
Pudding I, 403.
Pudding II, 403.
Fillet, Chicken to, 245. of Beef, Larded, 283.
Fillets of Bass or Halibut, Baked, 169. of Beef, à la Moelle, 199. of Beef, Broiled, 198. of Beef, Cherry Sauce, 199. of Beef (Mignon), Sautéd, with Sauce Figaro, 199. of Beef (Mignon), Sautéd, with Sauce Trianon, 199. of Beef with Stuffed Mushroom Caps, 250. of Beef with Vegetables, 203. of Fish, à la Bement, 171. of Game, 373. of Haddock, White Wine Sauce, 170. of Halibut, à la Poulette, 170. of Halibut with Brown Sauce, 169.
Finnan Haddie, 152.
à la Delmonico, 179.
Baked, 179.
Broiled, 179.
Fire, 16. how to Build, 17.
Fish, 151.
à la Crême, 176.
à la Provençal, 561.
and Egg Croquettes, 177.
Balls, 178.
Blue (Pomatomidæ), 153.
Chowder, 142.
Cod, 152.
Composition of, 161.
Cooked in Boiling Water, 160.
Cooking, to Prepare for, 159.
Cooking, Ways of, 160.
Croquettes, 177.
Eels, 152.
Finnan Haddie, 152.
Flounder, 153.
Force Meat I, 148.
Force Meat II, 149.
Freshness of, to Determine, 151.
Fried, Russian Style, Mushroom Sauce, 174.
Haddock, 152.
Halibut (Pleuronectidæ), 152.
Hash, 177.
Herring, 155.
Haddock, 152.
Baked, with Oyster Stuffing, 166.
Baked, with Stuffing, 164.
Boiled, 162.
Fillets of, White Wine Sauce, 170.
Hæmoglobin, 192.
Planked, 168.
Halibut à la Martin, 171.
à la Poulette, 170.
à la Rarebit, 171.
au Lit, 172.
Baked, with Lobster Sauce, 166.
Baked, with Tomato Sauce, 166.
Chicken, Broiled, 163.
Chicken, Sandwiches of, 172.
Fillets, Baked, 169.
Fillets, Fried, 173.
Fillets with Brown Sauce, 169.
Hollenden, 167.
Little (Turbot), 153.
Marguerites, 369.
Soup, 137.
Steamed, with Silesian Sauce, 163.
Timbales I, 364.
Timbales II, 364.
Ham and Eggs, Fried, 237.
Barbecued, 237.
Boiled, 237.
Broiled, 237.
Roast, with Champagne Sauce, 237.
Sandwiches (Chopped), 550.
Sandwiches (Sliced), 550.
Shredded, with Current Jelly Sauce, 564.
Timbales, 366.
Westphalian, 238.
Hamburg Steak, 200.
Hard Sauce, 409.
Wood Floors, to Polish, 590.
Hare, Belgian, à la Maryland, 260.
Belgian, Sour Cream Sauce, 260.
Fig. 447.
Freeze, how to, 434.
Frozen Chocolate, with Whipped Cream, 437.
Frozen Plum Pudding, 459.
Frozen Pudding I, 449.
Frozen Pudding II, 449.
Frozen Tom and Jerry, 450.
German, 458.
Ginger, 447.
Junket, with Peaches, 448.
Macaroon, 447.
Mould, how to, 435.