The Whitehouse Cookbook (1887) by Hugo Ziemann (ebook and pdf reader txt) π
The carver should ask the guests whether they have a preference forthe brisket or ribs; and if there be a sweetbread served with thedish, as is frequently with this roast of veal, each person shouldreceive a piece.
Though veal and lamb contain less nutrition than beef and mutton, inproportion to their weight, they are often preferred to these lattermeats on account of their delicacy of texture and flavor. A wholebreast of veal weighs from nine to twelve pounds.
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A FILLET OF VEAL.
A fillet of veal is one of the prime roasts of veal; it is taken fromthe leg above the knuckle; a piece weighing from ten to twelve poundsis a good size and requires about four hours for roasting. Beforeroasting, it is dressed with a force meat or stuffing placed in thecavity from where the bone was taken out and the flap tightly
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Snow (Delicious), 296
Sponge, 292
Sponge, Almond, 292
Sponge, Lemon, 293
Sponge (Old-fashioned), 293
Sponge, Plain, 293
Sponge, White, 292
Sweet Strawberry, 308
White Mountain, No. 1, 301
White Mountain, No. 2, 301
Without Eggs, 301
Cakes, Corn Starch, 312
Cream, Boston, 307
Cup, 311
Cup, Molasses, 308
Fancy, 310
Fried, or Doughnuts, 316
Fried, or Crullers, 317
Jelly, Brunswick, 313
Molasses Cup, 308
Nut, Fried, 318
Peach, 310
Plum, Little, 313
Variegated, 311
Cookies, 315
Cocoanut, 316
Crisp (Very Nice), 316
Favorite, 315
Fruit, 315
Ginger, 309
Lemon, 316
Crullers, or Fried Cakes, 317
or Wonders, 318
Doughnuts, Bakers' Raised, 317
German, 318
or Fried Cakes, 316
Puff Ball, 319
Raised, 317
Drops, Sponge, 313
Dominoes, 310
Eclairs, Chocolate, 308
Ginger Biscuit, White, 307
Cookies, 309
Snaps, 309
Snaps, Bakers', 309
Gingerbread, Hard, 306
Plain, 307
Jumbles, 314
Almond, 315
Cocoanut, 314
Fruit, 315
Philadelphia, 314
Wine, 314
Lady Fingers, or Savory Biscuit, 312
Neapolitaines, 313
Sandwiches, Pastry, 313
Savory Biscuit, 312
Trifles, 319
Wafers, 310
CANNED FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, 438
Boiled Cider, Canned, 442
Canned Corn, 441
Fruit Juices, 440
Grapes, 439
Mince Meat, 442
Peaches, 439
Peas, 441
Pineapple, 440
Plums, 442
Pumpkin, 442
Quinces, 440
Strawberries, 439
Tomatoes, 440
Peach Butter, 443
General Remarks, 438
Peaches Dried with Sugar, 443
To Can Corn, 441
Peas, 441
Pineapple, 440
CARVING, 7
Beef, Hind-Quarter, 8
Fore-Quarter, 8
Sirloin of, 14
Duck, Roast, 24
Fowls, Roast, 23
Goose, Roast, 23
Ham, Roast, 20
Lamb, Fore-Quarter, 19
Mackerel, 26
Mutton, 11
Leg of, 18
Partridges, 24
Pheasant, 25
Pigeons, 25
Pork, 12
Salmon, Boiled, 26
Turkey, Roast, 22
Veal, Breast of, 15
Fore-Quarter, 10
Fillet of, 16
Hind-Quarter, 10
Neck of, 17
Venison, 13
Haunch of, 21
COLORING FOR FRUIT, CONFECTIONERY, ETC., 444
Caramel, or Burnt Sugar, 445
Coloring, Green, 444
Red, Deep, 444
Red or Pink, 444
Yellow, 444
Sugar Grains, 445
Colored, 445
To Clarify Jelly, 445
CONFECTIONERY, 446
Candy, Butter Scotch, 453
Chocolate Caramels, 450
Chocolate Creams, 448
Chocolate Cream Drops, 457
Cocoanut, 452
Cocoanut Caramels, 456
Cocoanut Creams, 457
Cocoanut Creams, 449
Currant Drops, 451
Everton Taffy, 452
Fig, 454
French Cream, 447
French Vanilla Cream, 456
Fruit Creams, 448
Fruit and Nut Creams, 457
Grilled Almonds, 450
Hoarhound, 453
Lemon Drops, 451
Maple Sugar Creams, 450
Molasses, 455
Molasses and Nut, 451
Nut, Sugar, 452
Nut, Molasses, 451
Nut Creams, 450
Orange Drops, 457
Peppermint Drops, 451
Pop Corn. No. 1, 453
Pop Corn. No. 2, 453
Raspberry Creams, 449
Roley Poley, 454
Stick, 450
Variegated Creams, 449
Walnut Creams, 448
Candied Oranges, 454
Candies Without Cooking, 456
Conserves, Peach, 455
Strawberry, 455
Dried Preserves, 456
General Remarks, 446
Jujube Paste, 454
Maple Walnuts, 452
Peach Leather, 455
Pop Corn Balls, 452
CUSTARDS, CREAMS AND DESSERTS, 344
Almonds, Salted or Roasted, 366
Apples, Stewed. No. 1, 370
Stewed. No. 2, 370
Blanc Mange. No. 1, 359
No. 2, 359
Chocolate, 359
Corn Starch, 359
Fruit, 360
Tapioca, 358
Cake, Peach, 366
Charlotte, Burnt Almond, 364
Country Plum, 364
Orange, 360
Orange, 363
Strawberry, 360
Tipsy, 363
Russe, 361
Russe, Fine, 361
Russe (Another), 362
Russe, Economical, 363
Russe or Naples Biscuit, 362
Russe, Plain. No. 1, 362
Russe, Plain. No. 2, 362
Russe with Pineapple, 364
Cheese Custard, Recipe for, 375
Chestnuts, Roast, 367
Cream, Banana, 352
Bavarian, 349
Bavarian Strawberry, 350
Chocolate. No. 1, 350
Chocolate or Custard. No. 2, 351
For Fruit, 355
Golden, 350
Italian, 353
Lemon. No. 1, 351
Lemon. No. 2, 351
Lemon. No. 3, 351
Mock, or Boiled Custard, 346
Orange, 352
Peach. No. 1, 353
Peach. No. 2, 353
Pie, 366
Snow, 353
Solid, 352
Spanish, 349
Tapioca Custard, 352
Velvet, with Strawberries, 365
Whipped. No. 1, 349
Whipped. No. 3, 349
Croutons, After Dinner, 367
Crystallized Fruit, 369
Custard, Almond. No. 1, 347
Almond. No. 2, 348
Apple, 347
Baked, 345
Boiled, 346
Boiled or Mock Cream, 346
Caramel, Soft, 345
Cocoanut, Baked, 348
Cup, 345
French, 346
German, 347
Snowball, 348
Tapioca Cream, 352
Dessert Puffs, 366
Float, Apple, 354
Orange, 367
Floating Island, 358
Islands, 358
Fritters, Jelly, 369
Fruit, Crystallized, 369
Short Cake, 366
General Remarks, 344
Gooseberry Fool, 371
Honey, Lemon, 358
Jelly, Cider, 374
Kisses, 371
Lemon. No. 1, 373
Lemon. No. 2, 373
Orange, 374
Strawberry, 377
Variegated, 374
Wine, 373
Kisses, Jelly, 372
or Meringues, 371
Meringue, Corn Starch, 365
Peach, 354
Meringues or Kisses, 371
Macaroons, Almond, 372
Chocolate, 373
Cocoanut, 372
Mock Ice, 354
Naples Biscuit, or Charlotte Russe, 362
Omelet, Sweet. No. 1, 368
No. 2, 368
Peaches and Cream, 369
Pears, Baked, 370
Stewed, 370
Puffs, Dessert, 366
Quinces, Baked, 371
Salad of Mixed Fruits, 368
Orange Cocoanut, 368
Short Cakes, Fruit, 366
Snow Pyramid, 369
Apple, 356
Quince, 356
Sponge, Lemon, 355
Strawberry, 355
Syllabub, 355
Toast, Lemon, 367
Trifle, Apple, 357
Fruit, 357
Gooseberry, 357
Grape, 357
Lemon, 356
Orange, 356
Peach, 357
Washington Pie, 365
DINNER GIVING, 599
DINNERS AND RECEPTIONS AT WHITE HOUSE, 507
DRESSINGS AND SAUCES, 156
DUMPLINGS AND PUDDINGS, 381
DYEING AND COLORING, 591
Cotton Goods, 594
General Remarks, 591
Silks, 591
Woolen Goods, 592
EGGS AND OMELETS, 225
Eggs and Bacon Mixed, 229
aux Fines Herbes, 228
Boiled, 226
Boiled, Soft, 226
Cold, for Picnic, 229
Fried, 228
in Cases, 229
Minced, 229
Mixed Generally, Savory or Sweet, 229
Poached, Γ‘ la CrΓͺme, 228
Poached or Dropped, 227
Scalloped, 226
Scrambled, 227
Shirred, 227
To Preserve, 225
Omelets, 230
Omelet, Asparagus, 232
Baked, 234
Bread. No. 1, 234
Bread. No. 2, 234
Cheese, 232
Chicken, 233
Fish, 233
Ham, 233
Jelly, 234
Meat or Fish, 231
Mushroom, 233
of Herbs, 231
Onion, 234
Oyster, 233
Plain, 230
Rice, 232
Rum, 235
SoufflΓ©, 235
Tomato. No. 1, 232
Tomato. No. 2, 232
Vegetable, 231
FACTS WORTH KNOWING, 566
FISH, 49
Fish, To Fry, 51
and Oyster Pie, 54
General Remarks, 49
Bass, Boiled, 55
Blue Fish, Boiled, 56
Baked, 56
Chowder (Rhode Island), 63
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