XAC2 548.10
The Good Huswyfs
Handmaid ;
A booke of Cookerie
c.1588
The table of all principail matters contained in this booke.
To boile Mutton seaven sundry waies | fol. 1 |
To boile mutton for a sick body. | 2 |
Balles of Mutton | 3 |
To boile a Capon with Orenges after mistres Duffieldes way. | ib |
To boile a Capon in white broth foure maner of waies | 3-4 |
Sops for a capon | 4 |
Sops for Chickens. | 5 |
To boil a mallard two sundry waise. | ib |
To boile a Ducke. | ib |
To boil Stackdoues | ib |
To boile a Conie with a pudding in his belly. | 6 |
To boile chickens or capons. | ib |
To boile chickens three other waies. | 6-7 |
For to seeth hennes and capons in winter white broth | ib |
To boile calues feete Lambs feet. | ib |
To broile a tripe. | ib |
To boil tripes,pigs petitoes, or Neats feete. | 8 |
To boile pigs petitoes another way. | ib |
To boile chickens after the French. | ib |
To boil tripes after the faishion. | ib |
How to make Longworts | ib |
Triped mutton. | ib |
To boile a Lambs head and purtenance. | ib |
To boile quailes. | 9 |
To smere a Conie. | ib |
For to make Hodgepote two waies. | ib |
To boile a brawne. | ib |
To make a good white broth. | 10 |
Howe to make (f,s)a(r,c)ts of portingale. | ib |
Howe to make (f,s)ystes of portingale. | ib |
How to make Frenche pottage | ib |
To make fine pap. | 11 |
A broth for a weake body | ib |
A good way to powder or barrell beefe. | ib |
For to keep Lard three maner of waies | 11-12 |
How to make Blamieger two wayes | ib. |
To make stued broth eyther fot flesh or fish. | 13 |
Stewed steakes | ib. |
How to stue a capo(n) three waies | ib. |
To stue birds. | 14 |
To stue Larks or Sparrowes. | ib |
To stue a Mallard. | 14 |
To stue a Cocke | 15 |
To stue a Neats foot. | ib |
To make stued pottage in Lent | ib |
To stue beefe two waies | 16 |
To make brine to keepe Lard. | ib |
For to make Maunger blaunch. | ib |
To sawce a pig. | 17 |
To make a past, & to raise coffins | ib |
To make fine past two other waies | ib |
To bake venison, or mutton insteed of venison. | ib |
For to make sweete pies of Ueale. | 18 |
To make Chewets four waies. | ib |
How to make especiall good pies, &c | 19 |
To bake chickens foure waies. | 20 |
To bake a Turkie | ib |
To bake a Fesant. | ib |
To bake a Red Deare. | ib |
To bake Uenison | ib |
To bake a Crane or a bunard | ib |
To bake a mallard. | ib |
To bake a wild boar. | ib |
To bake wild Ducks | ib |
To bake caslues feet two waies. | ib |
How to bake a Pig. | ib |
How to bake a Pig***ata** | 23 |
To bake Neats tong | i |
To bake a***** | ib |
To bake a gammon of bacon. | ib |
How to make a rare conceit with veale. | ib |
A florentine. | 24 |
A pie to keep long. | ib |
A pie to keep long. | ib |
To bake small meats. | ib |
To make a pie in lent | 25 |
To make a custarde in Lent. | ib |
How to bake Oysters shele and all | ib |
To bake peares, quinces and Wardens, | ib |
To bake Orenges two waies, | 26 |
To bake peaches. |
28 |
How to bake pippins, | ib |
To make a custarde two waies, | ib |
To make tarts neenteen waies, | 29,30,31,32 |
How to make Allowes(alsowes) of mutton. | ib |
To rost a Gibot of mutton. | ib |
How to rost a hare | 33 |
To rost a calues head | ib |
To rost a capon, fesant or partridge | ib |
How to roste venison, | ib |
How to roste Quaile, | ib |
To roste a crane, Heron or Bicture | ib |
How to rost a Plouer or Snite. | 34 |
To roste woodcocks | ib |
To make fine Rice pottage, | ib |
To make good Lenton Pottage, | ib |
To seeth a Pike, carp, & Carnard. | ib |
To seeth fresh Salmon, Bream, Roches, Flounders, Eeles, Stockfish, a Dorte or Mullet, |
35 |
To stue herrings, | 36 |
How to roste a peice of Stockfish, | ib |
To make hering pies | ib |
To bake a carp, a *oll of fresh salmon, a breame, a gurnard, s trout. | 37 |
How to make a good Marchpane | ib |
To make good Restons, | 38 |
To make a Uaunt, | ib |
For to make Frians, | 39 |
To make snowe. | ib |
To make Gellie fowre sundrie waies, | 40,41 |
All necessaries belonging to a banquet, | 42 |
A tissa* | ib |
To clariffie Whey, | ib |
To make fillets of Gallentine two waies, | 43 |
Tostes of Ueale, | ib |
An Apple Moye | ib |
To make Pescods two waies, | ib |
Pettle seruices, | 44 |
Spanish balles, | ib |
Balles of Italie. | ib |
Howe to make Almonde butter. &c. | ib |
To make Ipocras two waies, | ib |
Egges upon sops, and to make Egs in Lent. | ib |
To make cast cream two waies. | 46 |
To make clouted creame after Mistrese **ors way. | 56 |
To make creame of Almonds, | ib |
A posset curd, | 47 |
Mistres Drakes way to make soft cheese, | ib |
To make fritters six sundrie waies, | 48 |
To make Pancakes, | 49 |
For to make puddings three waies, | ib |
To make a tansey three seueral waies, | ib |
The making of manchet two waies. | 51 |
To make short cakes | 52 |
Howe to mak butterd beer | 53 |
A purgation, | ib |
The order how al manner of meats should bee serued, with their sauces. | 54 |
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