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.
[Illustration]
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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Fritters, 78
Clams, Roast, in Shell, 78
Scalloped, 79
Stewed, 78
Codfish, 63
Γ‘ la Mode, 64
Baked, 66
Balls, 63
Boiled (Fresh), 64
Boiled (Salt), 65
Boiled, and Oyster Sauce, 65
Steak, New England Style, 66
Stewed (Salt), 64
Crab Croquettes, 71
Pie, 71
Crabs, Baked, 70
Deviled, 71
Scalloped, 61
Soft Shell, 71
Fried, 51
Eels, Fried, 56
Fritters, 65
Frogs, Fried, 80
Stewed, 80
Halibut, Baked, 58
Boiled, 57
Broiled, 58
Fried. No. 1, 57
Fried. No. 2, 57
Steamed, 57
Fish in White Sauce, 63
Lobsters Boiled, 68
Lobster a la Newburg, 70
Croquettes, 69
Deviled, 69
Patties, 70
Scalloped, 69
Mackerel, Baked (Salt), 60
Boiled (Fresh), 61
Boiled (Salt), 60
Broiled (Spanish), 60
Fried (Salt), 61
Mayonnaise, 62
Oyster Fritters, 75
Patties, 75
Pie (Boston), 76
Pies, Small, 78
Pot Pie, 76
Oysters, 72
Broiled, 73
Fried, 72
Fried in Batter, 72
Fried (Boston), 73
Fricasseed, 77
Mock, 77
Pan. No. 1, 74
Pan. No. 2, 74
Plain Stew, 73
Roast (Fulton Market), 76
Roast in Shell. No. 1, 73
Roast. No. 2, 74
Scalloped, 76
Soup, 78
Steamed, 74
Steamed in Shell, 74
Stew (Dry), 73
Stewed in Cream, 72
Pan, 51
Pickerel, Baked, 51
Pie, 54
Potted, 63
Potted (Fresh), 61
Salmon and Caper Sauce, 52
Boiled, 52
Broiled, 52
Broiled (Salt), 53
Croquettes, 66
Fricassee, 53
Fried (Fresh), 52
Patties, 54
Pickled, 53
Smoked, 53
Scalloped, 64
Scallops, 79
Shad, Baked, 55
Broiled, 55
Roe, To Cook, 55
Sheepshead, with Drawn Butter, 56
Smelts, Baked, 59
Fried, 58
Steamed, 54
Sturgeon, Fresh Steak Marinade, 62
Terrapin, Stewed, 68
Stew, 67
Stew, with Cream, 67
Trout, Brook, Fried, 58
Salmon, Baked, 59
Turtle or Terrapin Stew, 67
White, Baked, 56
Bordeaux Sauce, 59
Boiled, 59
FRENCH WORDS IN COOKING, 587
GAME AND POULTRY, 81
HEALTH SUGGESTIONS, 521
Bleeding at the Nose, 532
Burns and Scalds, 528
Camphorated Oil, 535
Colds and Hoarseness, 525
Compound Cathartic Elixir, 536
Cough Syrup, 527
Croup, 528
Diarrhoea, 530
Diphtheria, 525
Eye Washes, 533
Fainting, 534
For Constipation, 530
Severe Sprains, 535
Toothache, 527
Gravel, 529
Grandmother's Cough Syrup, 536
Eye Wash, 537
Family Spring Bitters, 537
Universal Liniment, 536
Growing Pains Cured, 525
Hints in Regard to Health, 538
Hoarseness and Colds, 525
How Colds are Caught, 521
To Keep Well, 525
Use Hot Water, 524
Hunters' Pills, 537
Leanness, 527
Liniment for Chilblains, 535
Medicinal Food, 540
Molasses Posset, 526
Recipe for Felons, 531
Regulation in Diet, 523
Relief from Asthma, 531
Remedy for Lockjaw, 532
Sore Throat, 529
Sun Stroke, 534
Swaim's Vermifuge, 534
"The Sun's" Cholera Mixture, 535
To Cure the Sting of Bee or Wasp, 527
Cure Earache, 527
Toothache, For, 527
To Stop the Flow of Blood, 529
Take Cinders from the Eye, 533
Remove Warts, 534
Vermifuge, Swaim's, 534
Water, 523
Whooping Cough, 530
HOUSEKEEPERS' TIME TABLE, 542
ICE-CREAMS AND ICES, 376
Cream, Fruit, 378
Frozen Fruits, 379
Peaches, 379
Ice, Almond, 380
Currant, 380
Lemon, 379
Orange Water, 380
Ice-Cream, 376
Chocolate. No. 1, 377
Chocolate. No. 2, 377
Cocoanut, 377
Custard, 377
Fruit, 376
Pure, 376
Strawberry, 378
Tutti Frutti 378
Without a Freezer, 378
Sherbet, Pineapple, 380
Raspberry, 380
JELLIES AND PRESERVES, 423
MEATS, 107
Beef Γ‘ la Mode, 113
Brisket of, Stewed, 120
Cold Roast, Warmed. No. 1, 122
Cold Roast, Warmed. No. 2, 122
Croquettes. No. 1, 121
Croquettes. No. 2, 121
Corned or Salted (Red), 116
Corned, To Boil, 118
Dried, 116
Dried, with Cream, 121
Flank of, to Collar, 115
Frizzled, 118
Hash. No. 1, 123
Hash. No. 2, 123
Heart, Stewed, 124
Heart, To Roast, 124
Kidney, Stewed, 124
Liver, Fried, 119
Pot Roast (Old Style), 112
Pressed, 119
Roast, 109
Pie, Roast, 117
Pie, Roast, with Potato Crust, 116
Spiced, Excellent, 112
Spiced, Relish, 119
Beefsteak. No. 1, 110
No. 2, 111
and Onions, 111
and Oysters, 111
Flank, 118
Hamburger, 123
Pie, 117
Rolls, 115
Smothered, 114
Stewed with Oysters, 114
To Fry, 111
Beef-stew, French, 119
Beef, Tenderloin of, 113
To Clarify Drippings of, 126
Tongue, Boiled, 124
Tongue, Spiced, 125
To Pot, 120
Brain Cutlets, 133
Calf's Head, Baked, 132
Head, Boiled, 133
Head Cheese, 133
Liver and Bacon, 134
Meat and Potato Croquettes, 121
Cold, and Potatoes, Baked, 122
Thawing Frozen, Etc., 109
To Keep from Flies, 109
Sweetbreads, 135
Baked, 135
Croquettes of, 135
Fricasseed, 136
Fried, 135
Tripe, Fricasseed, 126
Lyonnaise, 126
To Boil, 125
To Fry, 125
Veal, Braised, 132
Cheese, 129
Chops, Fried (Plain), 128
Collops, 128
Croquettes, 129
Cutlets, Broiled (Fine), 129
Cutlets, Fried, 128
Fillet of, Roast, 127
Fillet of, Boiled, 127
for Lunch, 131
Loaf, 131
Loin of, Roast, 126
Olives, 129
Patties, 132
Pie, 130
Pot Pie, 130
Pudding, 127
Stew, 131
Yorkshire Pudding, For Veal, 110
LAMB AND MUTTON, 136
Lamb, Croquettes of Odds and Ends of, 144
Fore-Quarter of, To Broil, 143
Pressed, 143
Quarter of, Roasted, 142
Stew, 143
Sweetbreads and Tomato Sauce, 142
Mutton, Boned Leg of, Roasted, 136
Chops and Potatoes, Baked, 140
Broiled, 139
Fried. No. 1, 139
Fried. No. 2, 139
Cutlets (Baked), 140
Hashed, 138
Irish Stew, 141
Leg of, Γ‘ la Venison, 138
Leg of, Boiled, 137
Leg of, Braised, 137
Leg of, Steamed, 138
Pudding, 141
Roast, 136
Scalloped, and Tomatoes, 142
Scrambled, 141
Muttonettes, 140
PORK, 144
Bacon and Eggs, Cold, 150
To Cure English, 155
Cheese, Head, 154
Ham and Eggs, Fried, 150
Boiled, 151
Broiled, 152
Potted, 152
To Bake a (Corned), 151
Hams and Bacon, To Cure, 154
and Fish, To Smoke at Home, 154
Head Cheese, 154
Lard, To Try Out, 155
Pig, Roast, 145
Pigs' Feet, Pickled, 151
Pork and Beans, Baked, 149
and Beans (Boston Style), 149
Chops and Fried Apples, 147
Chops, Fried, 148
Cutlets, 147
Fresh, Pot Pie, 146
Leg of, Boiled, 146
Leg of, Roast, 145
Loin of, Roast, 145
Pie, 148
Pot Pie, 148
Salt, Fried, 149
Salt, Grilled, 149
Spare Rib of, Roasted, 146
Tenderloins, 147
Roast Pig, 145
Sausage, Bologna (Cooked), 152
Sausages, Country Pork, 153
To Fry, 153
Scrappel, 150
MEASURES AND WEIGHTS, 603
MENUS FOR BREAKFAST, LUNCHEON AND DINNER, 478
January, 478
February, 480
March, 482
April,
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