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... IPiece Monte. Chartreused'Abricots. Cliampignon Grille. Patissirie. Salade en Aspic. Creme a l'ltalien. Grouse Rot'. Ilomard Garni. Vol au vent de Fruit Petits Pois. a la Francois. Gelee de Noyeau. Dindonneaux Roti. As the King's tea eedin Sunday had ...
... naisou et le Vena SECONDE SERV Grouse Roti. Gelee d'Ananas. Petits Pois a la Francois. Vol au vent d'Abri- cots. Caramel. Salade en Aspic. Dindonneaux Roti. Creme au Maraschino. Beignets d'Artichaux a la Sauce. Patissirie. Homard en Aspic. Gelee de Vin ...
... SAUCE, for Game, Fish, Viands, &c. DiSSOLVED ANCHOVIES, very superior to any Essence in use, &c. MONTPELLIER VINEGA R, for Salads, Fish, &c. Also Lopresti's Liquid - Cayenne, and Piquant Seasoning, esteemed by epicures, and highly approved by the faculty ...
... original receipt of the late Dr. Kitchmer, stands unrivalled as the most delightful and piquant preparation for the dressing of Salads ever offered to the public. Unlike the pastes now sold as Creams for a similar purpose (which need other admixtures), this ...
... OPLE, •A ran 11.—On the 6th inst. the Capt. Pachti, iith his whole fleet, which was lately at anchor °tithe Seven Towers, salad for the Dardanelles with a picked corps of Soldiers On board. The Captain Pacha, 4 gallant and espericnced Officer, has receive& ...
... is 3d FROM ROAST JOINTS ' 84 RUMP STEAKS . IS VEAL CUTLET & IS HAM • • • PASTRY . . • VEGETABLES WINTER VEGETABLES . . 2d SALADS . . . . . . . 2d BREAKFAST . . IS LUNCH . . SUPPER Should the least deviation from the above charges be observed, the Proprietors ...
... DAVID FOGGO, Secretary. sALAD CREAM.—DR. KITCHINER.—This k i „exquisite Melange, from the original receipt of the late Dr. b, Lciliner, stands unrivalled as the most delightful and piquant Unegaration for the dressing of Salads ever offered to the public ...
... 3 rounds of beef, 38 dishes built pastry, 42 do. tarts creamed, 80 do. jelly, 4 do. lobster salad, 4 do. prawns, 60 do. mashed and other potatoes, 90 do. salads, 4 almond pastry, 2 sugar baskets, 87 mince pies. REMOVES.-52 turkies roasted, 3 pea fowls ...
... oysters 45 dishes of shell-fish 5 0 pullets 60 dishes of mashed and other 5 0 dishes of fowls potatoes 40 roast capons 50 salads 4 5 French pies 140 jellies 60 pigeon pies 50 blanc manges 45 hams, ornamented 40 dishes of tarts, creamed ' 40 tongues 30 ...
... Brodie were unnecessary' garnish, _ but that we would do honour to ourselves-by saying that we knew something of him in our salad days of Surgery, although we had .„4aot seen him. The book before us is on a subject that in more than. -one sense comes ...
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... occas i on seen them served in six differen forms—the bread made from them—the soup thickened with them —fried potatoes—potato salad, and potato dumplings an lastly, potato bg e being palotnbio; otiro d tn ...