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A B C D E F G H J L M N O P Q R S T V W
A.
Andolians.
page
Almond Pudding
Almond Leach
Almond Custard
Almond Tart
(241)
Almond Bread, Biskets and Cakes
268, 269
Almond cream
Almond cheese
Almond caudle
Apricocks baked
Apricocks preserved
Ibid
Ambergriece cakes
Apple cream
Aleberry
Artichocks baked
Artichocks stewed
Artichocks fryed
448, 449
B.
Barley Broth
Broth stewed
14, 15
Bisk divers ways
5, 6, 7, 8,
Bisk or Batalia Pye
Beef fillet roasted
Beef roasted to pickle
Beef collops stewed
Beef carbonado’d
Beef baked red deer fashion
Beef minced Pyes
Bullocks cheeks souced
Boar wild baked
(229)
Brawn broil’d
Brawn boil’d
Ibid.
Brawn souc’t
Brawn of Pig
Brawn garnisht
Breading of meats and fowls
Bacon gammon baked
Bread the French fashion
Biscket bread
Bisquite du Roy
Ibid
Bean bread
Beer buttered
(432)
Barberries preserved
Blamanger
297, 298
Blanch manchet in a frying pan
C.
Calves head boil’d
Calves head souced
Calves head roasted
Ibid.
Calves head hashed
Calves head broil’d
Calves head baked
Calves foot pye
Calves head roasted with Oysters,
Calves feet roasted
(134)
Calves chaldron baked
Capons in pottage
Capons souc’t
Calves chaldron in minced Pyes.
Capons boil’d
64, 65 (67),
Capons fillings raw
Cocks boil’d
Cock stewed against a Consumption
Chicken pye
212, 213
Chickens peeping boil’d
Chickens how to feed them
China broth
454, 455
Capilotadoes or Made Dishes
Collops and eggs
Collops like bacon of Marchpane.
Cucumbers pickled
Colliflowers buttered
Custards how to make them
(257)
Custards without eggs
Ibid
Cheescakes how to make them
287, 288, 289
Cheescakes without Milk
(298)
Cheesecakes in the Italian fashion
290, 291
Cream and fresh Cheese
Codling cream
(177)
Cast cream
Clouted Cream
Ibid
Cabbidge cream
Cream tart
Cherry tart
Cherries preserved
Cake a very good one
Cracknéls,
Carp boil’d in carbolion
Carp bisk
Carp stewed
Carp stewed the French way
306, 307
Carp broth
Carp in stoffado
(301)
Carp hashed
Ibid
Carp marinated
Carp broil’d
Carp roasted
Carp Pye
Carp pie minc’t with eels
Carp baked the French way
Ibid
Conger boil’d
Conger stewed
Conger marinated
Ibid
Conger souc’t
Ibid
Conger roasted
Conger broil’d
Ibid
Conger fryed
Conger baked
Ibid.
Cockles stewed
399, 400
Crabs stewed
Crabs buttered
Ibid.
Crabs hashed
Crabs farced
Ibid.
Crabs broil’d
Crabs fryed
Ibid.
Crabs baked
Crab minced Pyes
D.
Deer red roasted
Deer red baked
Deer fallow baked
Dish in the Italian way
Damsin tart
Damsins preserved
Ducklings how to fat them
E.
Entre de table, a French dish
(9)
Eggs fryed
Eggs fryed as round as a ball
Ibid.
Egg caudle
(433)
Eggs dressed hard
Eggs buttered
Egg bisk
Ibid.
Eggs in Moon shine
Eggs in the Spanish fashion, call’d, Wivos qme uidos
Eggs in the Portugal fashion
Ibid.
Eggs a-la-Hugenotte
Eggs in fashion of a Tansie
Ibid.
Eggs and Almonds
Eggs broil’d
Ibid
Eggs poached
440, 441
Eggs, grand farced dish
Eggs compounded as big as twenty Eggs
Eggs buttered on toasts
Ibid.
Eggs buttered in the Polonian way
Egg minced pyes
Ibid.
Eggs or Quelque shose
Eggs fricase
Eels boil’d
Eels stewed
Eels in Stoffado
Eels souced or jellied
Eels hashed
Eels broiled
Ibid.
Eels roasted
355, 356
Eels baked
356, 357
Eel minced Pies.
F.
Fritters how to make them
Fritters in the Italian fasion
Fritters of arms
Fried dishes of divers forms
Ibid.
Fried pasties, balls, or tosts
ib.
French tart
French Barley Cream
Florentine of tongues
Florentine of Partridg or capon
Florentine without paste
Flounders calvered
Frogs baked
Furmety.
Fowl hashed
Fowl farced
Farcing in the Spanish Fashion
Farcing French bread, called Pinemolet
Fricase a rare one
Flowers pickled
Flowers candied
Ibid.
G.
Grapes and Gooseberries pickled
Grapes preserved
Gooseberries preserved
Gooseberry Cream
Ginger bread
Geese boil’d
Goose giblets boil’d
Goslings how to order them
Geese old ones to fat them
ib.
H.
Hashes all manner of ways
38, 39, 40, 41
Hashes of Scotch collops
Hare hashed
Hares roasted
Hares four baked in a pie
Hares three in a pye
Ibid.
Hare baked with a pudding in his belly
Hens roasted
Hip tart
Herring minced Pies
Haberdine pyes
Ibid
Hogs feet jellied
Herns to nourish and fat them
J.
Jelly crystal
Jelly of several colours
Ibid.
Jelly as white as snow
Jellies for souces
Jelly of harts-horn
Jelly for a consumption
Ibid.
Jelly for a consumption of the Lungs
Jelly for weakness in the back
Jumballs
Italian chips
Ipocras
L.
Lambs head boil’d
Lambs head in white broth
Lambs stones fryed
Land or Sea fowl boiled
72, 73, 74, 75
Leach with Almonds
Lamprey how to bake
347, 348, 349
Links how to make
Lemons pickled
Loaves buttered
Lump baked
Ling pyes
Lobsters stewed
Lobsters hashed
Lobsters baked
(403)
Lobsters farced
(Ibid.)
Lobsters marinated
Lobsters broil’d
Ibid.
Lobsters roasted
Lobsters fryed
Lobsters baked
Ibid.
Lobsters pickled
Lobsters jellied
Ibid.
M.
Marrow pyes
3, 4, 5
Marrow puddings
23, 24
Maremaid pye
220, 221
Made dish of tongues
(270)
Made dish of Spinage
Made dish of barberries
Made dish of Frogs
Made dish of marrow
Ibid.
Made dish of rice
Ibid.
Made dish of Blanchmanger
Made dish of butter and eggs
Made dish of curds
Ibid.
Made dish of Oysters
Marchpane
Mead
Metheglin
Mackeroons
Melacatoons baked
Melacatoons preserved
Medlar tart
Minced pies of Veal, Mutton, Beef, &c.
Minced pyes in the French fashion
Minced pies in the Italian fashion
Ibid.
Mutton Legs farced
Mutton shoulder hashed
Mutton shoulder roasted
137, 138
Mutton or Veal stewed
Mutton shoulder stewed
Mutton or veal stewed
51, 52
Mutton chines boil’d
11, 12
Mutton carbonadoed
166, 167
Mutton boil’d
49, 50
Mustard how to make it
Mustard of Dijon
Ibid.
Mustard in cakes
Musquedines
Mullet souc’t
Mullet marinated
Mullet broil’d
Mullet fryed
Mullet baked
Ibid.
Mushrooms fryed
Mushrooms in the italian fashion
Ibid.
Mushrooms stewed
Mushrooms broil’d
Muskles stewed
Muskles fryed
Muskle Pyes
Ibid
N.
Neats tongue boil’d
42, 43
Neats tongue in stoffado
Neats tongues stewed
Ibid.
Neats tongue in Brodo lardiero
Neats tongue roasted
Neats tongue hashed
40, 41
Neats tongue bak’t
111, 112
Neats feet larded and roasted
Norfolk fool.
O.
In the Index, the term “Olive”—the meat preparation, not the fruit—was always printed “Oline”. The unrelated “Olines” (following) are birds.
Olio Podrida
Olines of Beef
Olines of a Leg of Veal
Oline pye
Olines how to feed them
Oatmeal Caudle
Omlets of Eggs
430, 431
Onions buttered
Oysters stewed the french way
Oysters stewed otherways
Oyster pottage
Oysters hashed
Ibid.
Oysters marinated
Oysters in stoffado
Oysters jellied
Oysters pickled
Ibid.
Oysters souc’t
Oysters roasted
389, 390
Oysters broil’d
Oysters fryed
Oysters baked
Oyster mince pies
Oxe cheeks boil’d
Oxe cheeks in stoffado
Oxe cheeks baked
P.
Partridge hashed
Partridge how to feed them
Paste how to make it
Paste royal
Paste for made dishes in Lent
Ibid.
Puff-paste
257, 258
Paste of Violets, Cowslips, &c.
Paste for a Consumption
Pallets of Oxe how to dress them
Pallit pottage
Pallets rosted
Ibid.
Pallets in Jellies
Pallets bak’t
Pancakes
Panadoes
Pap
Pease tarts
Pease cod dish in Puff paste
Pease pottage
Peaches preserved
Pewets to nourish them
Pheasants how to feed them
Pheasant baked
Pinemolet
Pie extraordinary, or a bride pye
Pie of pippins
Pippins preserved
Pig roasted with hair on
Pig roasted otherways
Pig souc’t
Pig jellied
Pig distilled against a Consumption
Pigeons boil’d
Pigeons baked
Pike boil’d
319, 320
Pike stewed
Pike hashed
Pike souc’t
Pike jellied
326, 327
Pike roasted
Pike fried
Pike broil’d
Ibid
Pike bak’t
Plumb cream
Plaice boil’d or stewed
Plovers how to feed them
Pork broil’d
167, 168
Pork roasted
Pottages
77, 78
Pottage in the french fashion
Pottage without any sight of herbs
Ibid.
Pottage called skink
Pottage of ellicksanders
Pottage of onions
Pottage of almonds
Ibid.
Pottage of grewel
Pottage of rice
Pottage of milk
Ibid.
Potatoes baked
Portugal tarts for banquettings
Posset how to make it
Posset of Sack
Posset compounded
Posset simple
Posset of herbs
Ibid.
Puffs the French way
Ibid.
Prawns stewed
Preserved green fruits
Pudding of several sorts
21, 22, 23
Pudding of Turkey or Capon
Puddings of Liver
Puddings of heifers udder
ib.
Puddings black
Pudding in a breast of Veal
Pudding boil’d
Pudding of cream
Pudding of sweet herbs
ibid
Pudding in hast
Pudding quaking
Ibid.
Pudding shaking
Pudding of rice
Pudding of cinamon
Pudding haggas
Pudding cheveridge
(Ibid.)
Pudding liveridge
(84)
Pudding of swan or goose
(Ib.)
Pudding of wine in guts
Pudding in the Italian Fashion
Pudding the French way
Ib.
Pudding of swine lights
Pudding of oatmeal
Ibid.
Pudding pyes of oatmeal
Pudding baked
Puddings white
Pullets stewed against a Consumption
Pyramides cream
Q.
Quinces pickled
Quince Pyes
Quince tarts
Quince cream
Quinces buttered
Quodling pye
Quails how to feed them
R.
Rasberies preserv’d
Rabbits hashed
45, 46, (48, 54)
Restorative for a weak back
Rice tart
Rice cream
Rice buttered
Roots farced
S.
Sauce for green geese
Sauce for Land fowl
Sauce for roast mutton
Sauce for roast veal
Sauce for red deer
Ibid.
Sauce for Rabbits
Sauce for Hens
149, 150
Sauce for Chickens
Sauce for Pidgeons
Sauce for a Goose
Sauce for a Duck
Sauce for a Sea Fowl
Ibid.
Sauce for roast Salmon
Sausages
36, 37,
Sausages Bolonia
Sausage for jelly
Sallet grand of minc’t fowl
Sallet grand of divers compound
158, 159, 160
Sallet of scurvy grass
Sallet of elixander buds
(262)
Scoch collops of mutton
Salmon calvered
Salmon stewed
Salmon pickled
Salmon hashed
Ibid.
Salmon marinated
Salmon in stoffado
Ibid
Salmon fryed
Salmon roasted
(339)
Salmon broil’d or roasted in stoffado.
Salmon baked
Salmon, chewits, or minced pyes
Salmon Lumber pye
Sack cream
Stone cream
Snow cream
Scollops stewed
Sea fowl bak’d
Silabub an excellent way
Shell bread
Snails stewed
Snails fryed
(416)
Snails hashed
Ibid.
Snails in pottage
Snaile back’d
Snites boil’d
Soals boil’d
Soals stewed
Soals souc’d
Soals jellied
Ibid.
Soals roasted
Soops of spinage
(246)
Soops of carrots
Ibid.
Soops of artichocks
Ibid.
Souce veal lamb, or mutton
Sparagus to keep all the year
Sparagus buttered
Spinage tart
Steak pye
Steak pyes the french way
Strawberry tart
Sturgeon boil’d
Sturgeon buttered
Sturgeon hashed
Ibid
Sturgeon marinated
Ibid
Sturgeon farced
Sturgeon whole in stoffado
ib
Sturgeon souc’t
Sturgeon broil’d
Ibid
Sturgeon fryed
Sturgeon roasted
Ibid
Sturgeon olines of it
Sturgeon baked
373, 374, 375
Sturgeon minc’t pies
(376, )
Sturgeon lumber pie
Sturgeon baked with farcings
(Ibid.)
Sturgeon olio
(389)
Sugar plate
Swans how to fat them
Sweet-bread pies
T.
Tansey how to make
Taffety tart
Tart stuff of several colours
; 250, 251
Tortelleti, or little pasties
83, 84
Tosts how to make them
Toasts cinamon
Toasts the French way
Ibid.
Tortoise how to dress it
Tripes how to dress them
Trotter pie
Triffel how to make it
Turkish dish of meat
Turkey baked
Turkies how to fat them
Turbut boil’d
Turbut souc’t
Ibid.
Turbut stewed or fryed
V.
Veal breast farced
Veal breast boil’d
Ibid.
Veal breast roasted
Veal breast, loin, or rack baked
Veal leg boil’d
17, 18
Veal leg farced
Veal chines boil’d
Veal loin roasted
Veal broil’d
Veal hashed
Veal farced
Venison broil’d
Venison tainted how to preserve it
230, 231
Udders baked
Verjuyce how to make it
Vinegar to make it
Rose Vinegar
Pepper Vinegar
Ibid.
Umble pies
W.
Warden tarts
Water for a Consumption
Wossel to make it
Wheat-ears how to feed them
Whip cream
Wheat leach of cream
White-pot to make it
Woodcocks boil’d
Woodcocks roasted