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Omelet

Beat the eggs to a froth, and to a dozen of eggs put three ounces of finely minced boiled ham, beef, or veal; if the latter meat is used, add a little salt. Melt a quarter of a pound of butter, mix a little of it with the eggs--it should be just luk...

Cabbage Strudel

Cabbage Strudel Recipe History and Fun Facts: Cabbage strudel, also known as Krautstrudel, is a traditional dish that originated in Eastern Europe, particularly in regions such as Austria, Hungary, and Germany. It is believed to have been brought to thes...

Roast Beef

A roast of beef, after being scraped and wiped free from all particles of sawed bone, should be seasoned well with salt and pepper, and dredged with flour. Put it in a hot oven, and when it has seared on top, to keep in the juice, turn over and allo...

Gansleber PurÉe In Sulz

After the liver is fried, rub it through a sieve or colander and mix with sulz. ...

Sponge Cake. Mrs. Harry True.

History of Sponge Cake: Sponge cake, a light and airy dessert, has a long history that dates back to ancient times. The development of this delicate cake can be attributed to various cultures across the globe. The ancient Egyptians and Greeks used to mix...

Rabbits White Fricassee Of No 1

Cut the rabbits in slices; wash away the blood; fry them on a slow fire, and put them into your pan with a little strong broth; seasoning, and tossing them up with oysters and mushrooms. When almost done, put in a pint of cream, thickened with a pie...

Asparagus

(Sparagi) Asparagus can be prepared in many different ways, but the simplest and best is that of boiling them and serving them seasoned with olive oil and vinegar or lemon juice. However there are other ways as, for instance, the following: Put t...

Tomato Soy

Take ripe tomatos, and prick them with a fork--lay them in a deep dish, and to each layer put a layer of salt. Let them remain in it four or five days, then take them out of the salt, and put them in vinegar and water for one night. Drain off the vi...

Cake Alla Tolentina

Ingredients: Sponge-cake, jam, brandy or Maraschino, cream, pine-apple. Make a medium-sized sponge-cake; when cold cut off the top and scoop out all the middle and leave only the brown case; cover the outside with a good coating of jam or red curr...

Creme Brun.

Creme Brun, also known as "burnt cream" or "creme brulee," is a classic French dessert that has gained popularity all over the world. Its origins can be traced back to the late 17th century when it was first mentioned in French cookbooks. This creamy and ...

A Luction, Or A Rachael.

The recipe for A Luction, Or A Rachael has its origins in the early 19th century. It was a popular dessert during that time, known for its delicate, sweet flavors and rich creamy custard. The name "A Luction, Or A Rachael" is quite unique, and not much i...

Black Bread Pudding

Black Bread Pudding is a delicious and comforting dessert that has become popular around the world. Its rich, flavorful taste and unique texture make it a favorite among dessert enthusiasts. This classic recipe has a fascinating history and is often assoc...

Almond Balls

Recipe: Almond Balls History: Almond balls are a delicious and versatile treat that have been enjoyed for centuries. Originally believed to have originated in the Middle East, almonds have been cultivated for thousands of years and were highly valued for...

Hop Beer

Put to six ounces of hops five quarts of water, and boil them three hours--then strain off the liquor, and put to the hops four quarts more of water, a tea-cup full of ginger, and boil the hops three hours longer. Strain and mix it with the rest of ...

Cherry Preserves

Wash the cherries, pick and stone them, then weigh, taking the same amount of sugar as cherries. Let them stand one hour, put on fire and let them boil through thoroughly. Pour on a flat platter and let them stand in the sun until they thicken. ...

"braune Lebkuchen"

History of Braune Lebkuchen Recipe: Braune Lebkuchen, also known as "brown gingerbread," is a traditional German pastry that has been enjoyed for centuries. The history of Lebkuchen can be traced back to the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans, who use...

Albuminized Sherry 22 Calories

White 1 egg 3/4 tablespoon sherry Sugar Beat the white stiff, add slowly, while beating, the wine and sugar. Serve cold. NOTE.--Have all ingredients cold before blending. ...

Batter Pudding

A frugal man, upon the whole, Yet loved his friend, and had a soul; Knew what was handsome, and would do't On just occasion, coute qui coute. He brought him bacon (nothing lean); _Pudding_, that might have pleased a dean; ...

Pop-overs

Two cups milk, one cup flour, two eggs, one-half teaspoonful salt. Beat eggs very light with Dover egg beater, add flour, milk and salt. Warm muffin pans slightly, butter them, and fill half full. Bake in hot oven until brown. This will make twelve ...

Vegetables

The simplest methods of cooking and serving vegetables are generally the best. The most common method of cooking them is in boiling water. All green vegetables, bulbs and tubers should be crisp and firm when put on to cook, and should, of course, ...

Baked Suet Pudding

To one pound of flour add six ounces of chopped suet, three pints of skim milk, nutmeg and salt; mix thoroughly and smoothly, and bake the pudding in the dish under the meat. ...

Filled Cookies

History of Filled Cookies: Filled cookies have been enjoyed for centuries and can be found in various cuisines around the world. The concept of filled cookies can be traced back to ancient times, where small balls of dough were filled with honey or fruit...

Scotch Stuffed Eggs.

Scotch Stuffed Eggs Recipe History and Fun Facts: Stuffed eggs, also known as deviled eggs, have been enjoyed as a popular appetizer or side dish for many years. The origin of stuffed eggs is not entirely clear, but they have been a part of various cuisi...

Nut And Raisin Sandwiches

Nut and Raisin Sandwiches Recipe Introduction: Nut and Raisin Sandwiches are a delightful and nutritious snack that is both delicious and easy to make. Combining the crunchiness of nuts with the sweetness of raisins, this recipe offers a unique and satis...

Jellied Chicken. Mrs. R. H. J.

Jellied Chicken Recipe History and Fun Facts: Jellied chicken, also known as chicken aspic, is a classic dish that originated in Europe during the medieval ages. It was first made by boiling fowl and then setting its meat in a jelly-like substance made f...