| | Page. | Preface | | 3 | Reliable Weights and Measures | | 4 | Chapter 1, Nos. 1–68. SOUPS. | | No. | Page. | Apple Soup | 50 | 19 | Asparagus Soup with Bouillon | 38 | 15 | Barley Gruel Soup | 26 | 12 | Barley Gruel Soup with Bouillon | 25 | 11 | Barley Gruel Soup with Bouillon | 24 | 11 | Bean-Puree Soup with Crab or Lobster Butter | 34 | 14 | Bean Soup with Bouillon | 33 | 18 | Beer Soup | 49 | 19 | Bouillon | 1–2 | 5 | Bouillon made of Roast Bones or Meat Remnants | 6 | 6 | Bouillon | 1–6 | 5 | Bouillon of Beef | 5 | 5 | Bouillon of Meat Extract | 4 | 5 | Bouillon Rice Soup with Tomatoes | 21 | 10 | Bread Sticks for Bouillon | 16 | 9 | Butter-Dumpling Soup | 8 | 6 | Buttermilk Soup or Sour Milk Soup | 67 | 25 | Cauliflower Soup with Bouillon | 39 | 15 | Celery Soup with Milk | 41 | 16 | Cheese sticks for Bouillon | 17 | 9 | Cheese Pastry | 18 | 9 | Chicken Bouillon to drink | 59 | 22 | Chicken Soup | 62 | 23 | Chocolate Soup | 55 | 21 | Cold Rice Soup with Apples | 23 | 11 | Crawfish or Crab Soup with Marrow Dumplings or Liver Dumplings | 57 | 22 | Curdle Soup | 14 | 8 | Dumplings for Bouillon, Marro
Chapter 3, Nos. 1–42. VEAL. | | No. | Page. | Breaded Veal Chops | 22 | 55 | Breaded Veal Cutlets | 19 | 53 | Breast of Veal with Beer | 12 | 50 | Calf’s Brains | 15 | 51 | Calf’s Head Ragout | 13 | 50 | Calf’s Tongue | 14 | 51 | Chopped Veal Cutlets | 21 | 54 | Croquettes from Veal Remnants | 31 | 59 | Croquettes of Sweetbreads | 30 | 58 | Stuffed Breast of Veal | 11 | 49 | Larded and Baked Calf’s Liver | 36 | 61 | Larded Braised Calf’s Liver | 37 | 61 | Leg of Veal | 1 | 45 | Liver Dumplings | 34 | 60 | Meat Balls from Veal Remnants | 32 | 59 | Puff Paste Patties filled with Sweetbread Ragout | 29 | 58 | Roasted Fricandeau of Veal | 10 | 49 | Roast Veal Loin with Kidney | 9 | 49 | Saddle of Veal | 8 | 48 | Shells filled with Veal Roast | 5 | 47 | Stewed Veal or Calf’s Tongue with Raisins | 41 | 63 | Stuffed Veal Crown Roast | 42 | 63 | Sweetbreads | 27 | 57 | Sweetbreads in Shells or other Small Molds | 28 | 57 | Unbreaded Veal Cutlets (Chops) | 18 | 53 | Veal Cutlets as a fine Side Dish | 20 | 54 | Veal Cutlets in White Wine | 25 | 56 | Veal Cutlets or Schnitzel a la Holstein | 24 | 55 | Veal Fricassee | 16 | 52 | Veal Gulash | 17 | 52 | Veal Hash from Remnants | 33 | 60 | Veal Kidneys | 38 | 62 | Veal Kidneys with Bread or Rolls | 39 | 62 | Veal or Calf’s Liver with Breakfast Bacon | 35 | 60 | Veal or Calf’s Tripe | 40 | 62 | Veal Roast Pudding | 6 | 47 | Veal Roast Ragout—Brown | 4 | 46 | Veal Roast Salad | 7 | 48 | Veal Roast with Potatoes | 3 | 46 | Veal Steak from the Leg | 26 | 56 | Vienna Veal-Schnitzel (Veal Cutlets) | 23 | 55 | Warmed up Veal Roast | 2 | 45 | Chapter 4, Nos. 1–32. MUTTON. | | No. | Page. | Baked Mutton Kidneys | 19 | 71 | Breaded Lamb Roast | 28 | 75 | Broiled Breaded Mutton Chops | 15 | 70 | Irish Stew. Mutton Cutlets in all kinds of Vegetables and Potatoes | 18 | 71 | Lamb Crown Roast | 32 | 76 | Lamb Roast | 27 | 74 | Lamb Stew | 30 | 76 | Larded Saddle of Mutton, Mock Venison | 7 | 67 | Leg of Mutton, English Style | 1 | 65 | Leg of Mutton in Milk | 2 | 65 | Leg of Mutton with Red Wine | 3 | 66 | Mutton Chops with Potatoes | 16 | 70 | Mutton Cutlets Broiled | 14 | 69 | Mutton Cutlets or Chops | 13 | 69 | Mutton Kidney Pudding | 20 | 72 | Mutton or Lamb Ragout | 29 | 75 | Mutton Pie | 25 | 73 | Mutton Prepared. Simply | 26 | 74 | Mutton Ragout | 21 | 72 | Mutton Roast Salad | 24 | 73 | Mutton Steak | 12 | 69 | Mutton Stew | 6 | 67 | Mutton Stew with White Cabbage | 11 | 69 | Mutton Tenderloin | 9 | 68 | Mutton with Pickles | 23 | 73 | Mutton with Potatoes | 22 | 72 | Plain Ragout of Mutton or Lamb | 31 | 76 | Roasted Leg of Mutton with Champignons | 4 | 66 | Saddle of Mutton a la English Style | 8 | 68 | Stewed Mutton Cutlets | 17 | 70 | Stewed Rack of Mutton | 10 | 68 | Stuffed Roasted Leg of Mutton | 5 | 67 | Chapter 5, Nos. 1–35. PORK. | | No. | Page. | Boiled Ham with Macaroni | 13 | 82 | Boiled Ham with Noodles | 12 | 82 | Braised Pork Roast | 4 | 79 | Breaded Ham | 14 | 82 | Breaded Leg of Pork | 3 | 79 | Cabbage Sausages | 30 | 89 | Chopped Pork Cutlets | 18 | 84 | Fresh Young Leg of Pork for Roast | 2 | 78 | Fried Ham with Eggs | 11 | 81 | Fried Sausage | 26 | 87 | Fried Sausages | 28 | 88 | Ham in Burgundy Wine | 10 | 81 | Meat Salting and Pickling | 34 | 90 | Mock Rabbit | 22 | 85 | Pickled Ham | 35 | 90 | Pork Kidneys | 20 | 85 | Pork Ragout or Pork Pepper | 21 | 85 | Pork Ribs and Sauerkraut | 24 | 87 | Pork Stew | 6 | 80 | Pork Roast | 1 | 78 | Roasted Pork Cutlets | 17 | 84 | Roasted Pork-Fillet | 15 | 83 | Sausage | 25 | 87 | Sausages | 27 | 88 | Salt Pork or Hip-hone for stew | 7 | 80 | Smoked Ham Boiled, Breaded with Rye Bread Crumbs | 9 | 80 | Smoked Ham for Cooking | 8 | 80 | Sour Pork Roast | 5 | 79 | Spanferkel or Roast Little Pig | 31 | 89 | Spanferkel ala French Style | 33 | 90 | Stewed Pork Cutlets | 19 | 84 | Stuffed Hog’s H
ead | 23 | 86 | Stuffed Pork-Fillet called Mock Duck | 16 | 83 | Stuffed Spanferkel or Roast Little Pig | 32 | 89 | White Cabbage Pie with Pork | 29 | 88 |
Chapter 6, Nos. 1–56. POULTRY AND GAME BIRDS. | | No. | Page. | Blackbirds | 43 | 110 | Chicken Croquettes | 9 | 95 | Chicken or Pigeon Cutlet | 12 | 96 | Chicken Pie | 6 | 94 | Chicken Pie English Style | 13 | 97 | Chicken Ragout in Shells or other small Molds | 8 | 95 | Duck Ragout | 56 | 115 | Fat Goose Stuffed with Apples | 21 | 100 | Fat Goose Stuffed with Chestnuts | 22 | 101 | Fine Chicken Fricassee | 10 | 95 | Fine Ragout of Partridge | 42 | 109 | Fried Capon Ragout | 51 | 113 | Fried Duck Liver | 31 | 105 | Fried Goose Liver | 23 | 101 | Fried Old Pheasant | 34 | 106 | Fried Partridge | 40 | 109 | Fried Pheasant | 33 | 105 | Fried Pigeon | 15 | 98 | Fried Pigeons with Sweet Stuffing | 17 | 98 | Fried Snipes | 45 | 111 | Fried Woodcock | 47 | 112 | Fried Woodcock, Another Form of | 48 | 112 | Goose and Duck Schwartz-sauer | 32 | 105 | Goose Giblets | 24 | 101 | Goose Liver Pie | 25 | 102 | Goose Liver Pudding | 26 | 102 | Grouse Pie | 39 | 108 | Leipzig Larks | 44 | 111 | Old or Young Chicken with Rice | 5 | 93 | Partridge with Sauerkraut | 41 | 109 | Pheasant Patties in Shells or other Small Molds | 35 | 106 | Pheasant Pie | 37 | 107 | Pigeon Pie, English Style | 14 | 97 | Poulard Fricassee | 55 | 115 | Puff Paste Patties, Filled with Chicken Ragout | 7 | 94 | Red Grouse and Guinea Hen | 38 | 108 | Red Grouse Cutlets | 53 | 114 | Roast Capons | 50 | 113 | Roast Duck | 29 | 104 | Roast Poulard | 54 | 114 | Roast Spring Chicken | 1 | 91 | Roast Turkey | 18 | 99 | Roast Wild Duck | 49 | 112 | Roasted and Stuffed Turkey | 19 | 99 | Roast Wild Goose | 27 | 103 | Roast Young Goose | 20 | 100 | Smoked Goose Breast | 28 | 103 | Snipe on Toast | 46 | 111 | Stewed Capon | 52 | 113 | Stewed Chicken with Champignons | 4 | 93 | Stewed Pheasant | 36 | 107 | Stuffed Chicken, Another Form of | 3 | 92 | Stuffed Duck, Another Form of | 30 | 104 | Stuffed Roasted Chickens | 2 | 92 | Stuffed Fried Pigeons | 16 | 98 | Vienna Baked Chicken | 11 | 96 | Chapter 7, Nos. 1–25. GAME. | | No. | Page. | Chopped Steak of Game. Deer, Doe, Boar or Wild Rabbit Meat is used | 10 | 120 | Cold Game Pie. Made from Deer, Doe, Boar or Rabbit Meat | 11 | 120 | Deer or Doe Liver | 4 | 118 | Domestic Rabbit Roast | 23 | 126 | Game Ragout made from Remnants | 12 | 121 | Hasenpfeffer (Rabbit Pepper) | 19 | 124 | How to Skin a Rabbit | 14 | 122 | Lapins | 25 | 127 | Leg or Saddle of Wild Boar | 13 | 121 | Leg of Venison | 2 | 117 | Leg of Venison | 8 | 119 | Leg of Venison Another Form of | 9 | 119 | Rabbit Cutlets | 18 | 123 | Rabbit Liver | 20 | 125 | Rabbit Pie | 22 | 125 | Rabbit Roast | 15 | 122 | Rabbit Salad | 21 | 125 | Roast Saddle of Venison | 1 | 116 | Saddle of Venison | 7 | 119 | Stuffed Domestic Rabbit Roast | 24 | 126 | Stewed Rabbit | 16 | 123 | Stewed Rabbit Another Form of | 17 | 123 | To Carve a Leg of Venison | 6 | 118 | Venison Cutlets | 3 | 117 | Venison Ragout | 5 | 118 |
y | 5 | 160 | Herb Gravy | 27 | 167 | Horse Radish Dressing, Raw | 15 | 163 | Horse Radish Gravy | 14 | 163 | Lemon Sauce | 50 | 174 | Maraschino Sauce | 51 | 174 | Mayonnaise Dressing No. 1 (Cold) | 41 | 171 | Mayonnaise Dressing No. 2 | 42 | 172 | Mayonnaise Dressing No. 3 for Poultry Salad | 44 | 172 | Morel Sauce | 30 | 168 | Oil Dressing a la Tartare, for Hard-Boiled Eggs, Cold Beef and Head Cheese | 34 | 169 | Onion Gravy, for Boiled Beef | 22 | 165 | Oyster Dressing | 18 | 164 | Parsley Gravy | 31 | 168 | Pearl Onion Gravy | 23 | 166 | Pickle Gravy | 24 | 166 | Plain Mustard Dressing, for Fish and Beef | 9 | 161 | Prune Sauce | 53 | 174 | Raspberry Sauce | 56 | 175 | Remoulade Sauce | 20 | 165 | Sardine Gravy, for Meat and Fish | 16 | 163 | Sorrel Gravy | 33 | 169 | Strawberry Sauce | 55 | 174 | Tartare Dressing | 36 | 170 | Tomato Gravy | 11 | 162 | Truffle Sauce | 29 | 168 | Vanilla Sauce | 47 | 173 | Whipped Dutch Gravy, for Fish Asparagus, Cauliflower, Oyster Plants and Scorzonera | 4 | 160 | White Fricassee Sauce, for Chicken or Veal Fricassee | 21 | 16 | 190 | Scalloped Cauliflower, an gratin | 12 | 188 | Scorzonera | 18 | 190 | Sorrel | 28 | 193 | Spinach | 27 | 193 | Spinach in Individual Molds | 30 | 193 | Stewed Artichokes | 14 | 189 | Stewed Cucumbers | 58 | 202 | Stewed Green String Beans | 44 | 198 | Stewed Red Cabbage | 35 | 195 | Stewed White Cabbage | 37 | 196 | Stuffed Root Celery or Celeriac au jus | 59 | 202 | Stuffed Cucumbers | 57 | 201 | Stuffed Olives | 70 | 206 | Stuffed Onions | 53 | 200 | Stuffed Tomatoes | 55 | 201 | Teltow Turnips | 43 | 197 | Tomatoes | 54 | 201 | Tomatoes Filled with Meat | 56 | 201 | Truffle Puree | 65 | 204 | Truffles in Brown Dressing | 64 | 234 | Turnips | 42 | 197 | White Cabbage | 36 | 195 | White Cabbage Prepared like Cauliflower | 38 | 196 | White Cabbage Sausages | 39 | 196 | White Cabbage with Lamb | 40 | 197 | Young Carrots | 25 | 192 | Young Onions | 52 | 200 |
Chapter 13, Nos. 1–47. SALADS. | | No. | Page. | Asparagus Salad | 17 | 212 | Asparagus Salad with Mayonnaise | 18 | 212 | Bean Salad | 22 | 213 | Bean Salad | 26 | 214 | Beef Salad | 33 | 216 | Carrot Salad | 21 | 212 | Cauliflower Salad | 19 | 212 | Cauliflower with Cooked Mayonnaise | 20 | 212 | Celeriac or Root Celery Salad | 23 | 213 | Celery Salad mixed with Potato Salad with Mayonnaise Dressing | 24 | 213 | Celery Salad with Mayonnaise Dressing | 25 | 213 | Champignon Salad | 30 | 215 | Chicken Salad | 35 | 217 | Cold Slaw | 32 | 216 | Cucumber Salad | 10 | 210 | Cucumber Salad with Sour Cream | 12 | 210 | Cucumbers and Head Lettuce Mixed | 13 | 211 | Fine Mixed Vegetable Salad | 28 | 214 | Fruit Salad No. 1 | 44 | 219 | Fruit Salad No. 2 | 45 | 219 | Fruit Salad No. 3 | 46 | 219 | Fruit Salad No. 4 | 47 | 219 | Fruit Salad Dressing | 43 | 219 | Fruit Salad as Dessert | 41 | 218 | Green Lettuce | 1 | 208 | Green Lettuce Prepared Sweet, Head Lettuce | 5 | 209 | Green Lettuce with Bacon, Head, Endive Lettuce | 4 | 209 | Green Lettuce with Egg Dressing | 2 | 208 | Green Lettuce with Mayonnaise Dressing, Head, Endive, Escariol Lettuce | 3 | 208 | Herring Salad | 36 | 217 | Lettuce Combination Salad | 42 | 218 | Lobster Salad | 40 | 218 | Mixed Salad | 27 | 214 | Mixed Salad with Meat | 29 | 215 | Oyster or Clam Salad | 39 | 218 | Pike Salad | 38 | 217 | Potato Salad | 6 | 209 | Potato Salad with Bacon | 9 | 210 | Potato Salad with Sour Cream | 8 | 210 | Potato Salad with Spiced Dressing | 7 | 209 | Rabbit Roast Salad | 34 | 216 | Salmon Salad | 37 | 217 | Sweet Cucumber Salad | 11 | 210 | Tomato Salad | 14 | 211 | Tomato Salad with Cooked Mayonnaise | 16 | 211 | Tomato Salad with Mayonnaise Dressing | 15 | 211 | Truffle Salad | 31 | 216 | Chapter 14, Nos. 1–15. EGGS. | | No. | Page. | Boiled Eggs in Brine | 7 | 221 | Brine Eggs in Cream Sauce | 8 | 221 | Fried Eggs | 4 | 220 | Fried Eggs in Tomato Sauce | 6 | 221 | Hard-Boiled Eggs | 2 | 220 | Hard-Boiled Eggs for Garnishing | 3 | 220 | Poached Eggs | 5 | 221 | Scrambled Egg Pancake | 10 | 222 | Scrambled Eggs | 9 | 222 | Scrambled Eggs English Style | 11 | 222 | Scrambled Eggs with Chives | 13 | 222 | Scrambled Eggs with Red Herring | 12 | 222 | Soft Boiled Eggs | 1 | 220 | Stuffed Eggs, (Deviled Eggs) | 14 | 223 | Stuffed Eggs Another Form of | 15 | 223 |
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f="@public@vhost@g@html@files@63883@63883-h@63883-h-34.htm.html#confection_14" class="pginternal">14 335 | Vinegar Taffy | 2 | 333 | Chapter 23, Nos. 1–115. PRESERVES. | | No. | Page. | Apple Jelly | 44 | 348 | Apricot Marmalade | 48 | 349 | Apricots in Jelly | 6 | 339 | Apricots or Peaches in Brandy | 9 | 340 | Asparagus | 66 | 353 | Blackberries | 29 | 344 | Blackberry Juice | 64 | 352 | Black Currant Jelly | 41 | 348 | Blueberries, Huckleberries | 24 | 343 | Blueberry Jelly | 43 | 348 | Blueberry Juice | 60 | 352 | Canned Fried Chicken, Duck or Wild Game | 107 | 363 | Canned Salmon or other Large Fish | 106 | 363 | Canned Spring Chicken | 105 | 363 | Champignons in Vinegar | 89 | 358 | Champignons or Mushrooms | 88 | 358 | Cherry Syrup | 57 | 351 | Chili Sauce | 111 | 364 | Chili Sauce | 113 | 365 | Cognac Cherries | 14 | 341 | Corn | 74 | 355 | Crab Apple Jelly | 45 | 348 | Cranberries | 27 | 344 | Currants | 28 | 344 | Currant Jelly | 40 | 347 | Currant Juice | 63 | 352 | Dill Pickles | 114 | 356 | Truffles | MEMORANDA. Just a Reminder. “Lina Meier’s Genuine German Cooking and Baking,” when first published, appeared in one volume, in English-German combined. To meet a great demand of the public, the publishers have decided to publish this, the second, revised and enlarged editions, in three different volumes: - One in the English language,
- One in the German language,
- One in English-German combined.
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